Sherlock physics-of-failure life prediction
Estimates failure risk and relative life under thermal cycling, vibration and mechanical shock before committing to extensive physical builds.
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View contact information ↓Applications: Electronics assembly, modules and board-level reliability · HBM, chiplets and 2.5D/3D ICs · IC packages, PCBs, AI and power systems · RF packages / high-speed interconnects · Silicon photonics / CPO optical coupling · Packages, PCBs and return paths
Estimates failure risk and relative life under thermal cycling, vibration and mechanical shock before committing to extensive physical builds.
Power, cooling and material expansion interact in multi-die packages, requiring combined evaluation of temperature, thermal stress and warpage rather than die temperature alone.
Cooling conditions change package, board and system temperatures, affecting thermal expansion, displacement and stress.
Compare package-transition loss and crosstalk using geometry, materials and measurement ports together in a 3D EM model.
Compare fiber-to-chip coupling loss against optical modes, microlens geometry and alignment errors.
Package/PCB return-path and coupling concerns need consistent geometry and excitation when comparing EMI paths.
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