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titleOfInvention Thermal shock test method for printed wiring boards
abstract (57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a thermal shock test method for a printed wiring board that is easy to match the conditions actually used and is effective for the environment. [Structure] Alcohol and dry ice were used as low-temperature refrigerants, and oil was used for high-temperature treatment in a low-temperature and subsequent high-temperature thermal shock test of the printed wiring board.
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