Electronics testing involves a variety of testing such as consumer electronics tests, microelectronics tests, cable tensile tests, electronic connector pull tests, as well as adhesive shear tests, and testing of plastic components used in electronics. Material testing applications followed by the electronics industry involve tension, compression, flexure, peel testing, and more.
Based on the force capacity required, we recommend eXpert 4000 MicroTester, eXpert 7600 single column, or eXpert 2600 dual column universal testing machines that are able to run a variety of tests in one solution. In addition to static systems, ADMET fatigue testing systems can be used to determine the durability of materials and components in tension, compression or flexure.
Electronics Case Studies
Case Studies: Material Testing in the Electronics Industry
Read more about the technology trends in the electronics industry and how material testing is used for electronics applications via three case studies.ADMET Helps University Test Thin Film Solar Panel PVs
The university was looking for a system to test this solar film under various environmental conditions. To simulate how the panels would perform in the real world, the university needed to perform tension fatigue tests on the solar film while exposing it to light and temperature changes.Fullam Uses MTESTQuattro to Enable Materials Testing in Microscopes
Ernest F. Fullam, Inc. specializes in providing accessories for electron and light microscopes.
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