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Thermomechanical fatigue in electronics: Why it matters and what you can do about it

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Join us for a webinar June 5, where we’ll delve into the crucial role of electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, materials specialists, and design managers in understanding and addressing thermomechanical fatigue in electrical components. Your expertise is vital in this field, and we look forward to exploring these real-world challenges with you. In a world increasingly […]

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Cracks in the System – Thermomechanical Fatigue of Electronics Components, Part 2

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As discussed in Part 1, engineers are tasked with designing electrical components that can withstand the increased thermal and mechanical loads required of today’s ever-more-powerful electronics. Sometimes these are entirely new designs built from the ground up, and subjected to holistic testing and prototyping during the R&D phase. But often, manufacturers seek to merely tweak

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Cracks in the System – Thermomechanical Fatigue of Electronics Components, Part 1

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The airbags in your car; the camera on your video doorbell; the phone or other electronic device you’re reading this on right now. The everyday products that make modern life possible wouldn’t be able to run without key electrical components that maintain functionality and stability for years at a time. And yet, these electrical components

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