TSA air-to-air thermal shock and interconnect reliability testing
Rapid hot/cold exposure can reveal package and interconnect anomalies associated with thermal mismatch, supporting comparisons of materials and processes.
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View contact information ↓Applications: BGA, CSP, interconnects and power packages · Advanced packaging / automotive electronics / board assemblies · Molded packages / reflow preconditioning · Substrate / PCB insulation reliability · Post-reflow conductor / joint thermal cycling
Rapid hot/cold exposure can reveal package and interconnect anomalies associated with thermal mismatch, supporting comparisons of materials and processes.
Repeated temperature cycling can accumulate fatigue in package and board-level joints as materials expand at different rates. Evaluation needs a traceable specimen-temperature history.
New delamination after reflow calls for comparing moisture and drying histories under matched reflow conditions.
Leakage during humidity-bias testing requires resistance histories and event timing correlated with environmental conditions.
Post-reflow continuity problems require tracking conductor or joint resistance through thermal cycling.
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