Failures are caused by various factors. If we forget early failures, a failure can be caused by a overstress or wear. These two cause different effects and should also be differently tested. Check the infograph below for more information!
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- Electrically conductive adhesives – ACAs vs. ICAs
- Epoxy adhesive may not be the best choice for flexible structures
- Failure analysis – the crucial tool when something goes wrong
- How should flexible and stretchable structures be tested for reliability?
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- Unstable resistance – Why flexible electronics should be monitored in real-time during testing
- What should you know about thermal limits when selecting a plastic material for your product?
- Which factors affect the reliability of a product?
- Why 85/85 test is a wrong test choice for PET (polyethylene terephthalate)?
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