Stress Screening Test

Introduction:

Stress screening test, also known as environmental stress screening, is a testing method that rapidly exposes potential defects and weaknesses in products by applying specific environmental stresses. Its primary purpose is to identify issues that may arise during the manufacturing process at an early stage of the product, thereby improving product reliability and quality. Stress screening tests are commonly applied to components and systems in industries such as electronics, aerospace, and automotive to ensure they can operate stably under actual usage conditions.

Test Item: Electromechanical Products

Test Service Introduction:

1. Temperature: -70°C to +180°C, heating/cooling rate of 10°C/min (-55°C to 70°C);

2. Maximum Thrust: 58.8 kN;

3. Maximum Displacement: 51 mm;

4. Maximum Acceleration: 490 m/s²;

5. Frequency Band: 2 Hz to 2500 Hz