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What is a Burst Test?
What is a Creep Test?

What is a Creep to Failure Test?

The BT-1000 and Closed Package Fixture testing a Lidded Tray Assembly The BT-1000 and Closed Package Fixture testing a Lidded Tray Assembly

With this background, I would like to more specifically discuss the detail nature of the Burst, Creep and an enhanced test called the Creep to Failure test. We will then move briefly through some application issues of these tests.

Before we begin, let me address the nature of test methodologies. A measuring tool needs to provide the user with data, preferably traceable to some standard. Moreover, the methodology of the test and the instrument need to control as many outside variables as possible in the test to prevent external variables from effecting the measurement sought.

Consistency of methodology is as valuable as the tool itself. Thus, when the instrument manufacturer is designing, it is the process and the methodology built into the test that is as important as the measuring tool.

The T.M. Electronics Package Port System

The T.M. Electronics Package Port System

Figure 1. Peel adhesive and place Port on package to be tested Figure 2. Insert probe head into the Package Port Figure 3. Pierce package with needle, fully inserting probe into package




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