Webinar - Virtual testing of thermal-mechanical reliability of electronic systems
In this webinar imec will show several examples of how simulations are used to virtually test the electronic systems from the thermal and mechanical point of view.
Before electronic systems can be brought on the market, they must fulfil qualification tests according to international standards and customer specified test programs. Thermal and mechanical environmental loadings are major causes for electronic system failures that also appear during these qualification tests. It is obvious that any failure after such a test is very expensive in terms of time and cost. Performing virtual testing in a simulation environment allows to find possible weak spots in the system already in the early phase of the development when adaptations can be made easily. In this webinar Bart Vandevelde of imec will show several examples of how simulations are used to virtually test the electronic systems from the thermal and mechanical point of view.
Registration
Attending the webinar is free of charge, but registration is required. Click here to register.
This webinar is a dissemination activity of the INPROVOL project funded by Vlaio.
Overview of next webinars planned in 2017:
1 June 2017 – 'Systems Engineering' by Tania Drissen
7 Sept 2017 – 'Plated through hole via failures: is this a risk for my design?' by Franco Zanon
9 Nov 2017 – 'Pred-x: BOM-based Yield and Test coverage prediction' by Wesley Van Meensel
