The electrical equipment, appliance, and component manufacturing sector manufactures products that generate, distribute, and use electrical power. The computer and electronic product sector manufactures computers, electronic devices, peripherals, and communications equipment. The companies that we serve in this sector are engaged in the research and manufacturing of electrical lighting, household appliances, electrical equipment (motors, generators, switchgear). Many of our recent systems have been used to test semiconductors as well as products that store and create electrical power including batteries and solar applications.
Many products in this sector need to be tested in wide variety of force related tests. Our universal testing machines can be used to perform tensile, elongation, compression, bend, puncture, and peel tests. In addition, fatigue and torsion equipment is often used by companies in this sector. At ADMET, we will take the time to understand your unique situation and help you find the solution that best fits your testing needs. If you have a new application that requires new testing equipment, ADMET engineers will assist you every step of the way.
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.How Fatigue Testing Machines Determine Durability of Products for Manufacturers, Universities, and Tech Companies
ADMET offers systems for testing the durability and fatigue properties of a variety of different materials.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.
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