Temperature Cyclic Test

Temperature Cycling or Thermal Cycle testing is performed on materials to decide the opposition of openness to substituting limits of high and low temperatures.

Materials can undergo weld joint breaking, wear & tear, harm to leads and markings, and airtight seal disappointments. Test conditions change in view of the sort of test being tried.

Explicit temperature cycling rates and other test conditions for parts, sheets, patch interconnects and additionally tin hair assessments can be determined. The temperature cycle test is acted in chambers that control the quantity of cycles, abide times, move times or slope rates.

Accordingly, more prominent expansions in interfacial strength are expected to forestall interfacial debonding during warm cycling.

The focal point of temperature cycling tests ought not to be on number of chambers, nor upon slope rate, but upon dwell time.

Thermal Cyclic Test:

• Temperature Range:  -40°C to +180°C  
• Humidity Range:  From 10% to 95% RH
• Average rate of rise:  2.0°C/min
Average rate of fall: 2.0°C/min
• Work Space from: 400mm(W)x450mm(D)x450mm(H); 500mm(W)x515mm(D)x400mm(H); 800mm(W)x600mm(D)x850mm(H); 1000mm(W)x1000mm(D)x1000(H); 1000mm(W)x1300mm(D)x1000(H); 1250mm(W)x750mm(D)x800mm(H)
• Standards: IEC 60068-2, IEC 60068-3, IEC 60079-0, ISO 16750-4, IS 9000, MIL STD 810G, MIL STD 202G, JSS 55555, QM 333 and many more.