Printed circuit boards and their assemblies (PCB & PCBA) are the core components of electronic products, and their reliability directly determines the overall reliability of electronic products. To ensure and enhance the quality and reliability of electronic products, it is essential to carry out comprehensive physical and chemical analyses of failures, identify the underlying failure mechanisms, and then propose corresponding improvement measures. MTT possesses profound technical expertise in board-level failure analysis, a complete range of analytical methods, a vast database of case studies, and a team of experienced experts, providing you with high-quality and efficient failure analysis services.
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The continuous rise in complexity and performance requirements of integrated circuits, combined with potential risks across design, manufacturing, packaging, and application stages, has led to frequent occurrences of critical failure modes such as short circuits, open circuits, leakage, burnout, and parameter drift. These issues not only result in costly device scrapping and system downtime but also often trigger disputes over responsibility among designers, foundries, packaging and testing houses, and end-users, causing significant economic losses and reputational risks.
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Abrasion Test

During transportation or use, products are inevitably subject to contact and friction with other objects in the environment, resulting in functional failures such as fading, blurred patterns, and surface wear.

MTT provides professional abrasion testing services to accurately evaluate the wear resistance of products, providing strong support for ensuring product quality and durability.

Abrasion Test

| Project Overview

 

Most products, during transportation or use, inevitably come into contact with or even rub against other objects in the surrounding environment. Such interactions inevitably lead to partial functional degradation of the device, such as fading, pattern blurring, or surface wear.

 

 

| Project Significance

 

Conducting wear resistance testing provides critical reliability data regarding a product’s resistance to abrasion, enabling manufacturers to improve product materials or designs based on these insights. Therefore, wear resistance testing plays a vital role in enhancing product reliability.

 

 

| Project Scope

 

1. Linear Reciprocating Friction

This simulates actual usage conditions to ensure both stability and accuracy of the testing process.

 

Linear Reciprocating Friction

 

Wear Medium: CS-10, H-8

Stroke: 0.2”, 0.5”, 0.75”, 1.0”, 1.5”, 2.0”, 2.5”, 3.0”, 3.5”, 4.0”

Rubbing Speed: Adjustable movement speed ranging from 2 to 75 cycles per minute.

Load: Minimum 310 g.

Available Revolutions: Up to a maximum of 999,999 revolutions can be set.

Applicable Standards: GB/T 3920-2008, ISO 105-X12, and others.

 

 

2. Rotary Friction

 

A unique wear process designed to simulate real usage conditions.

 

 

Rotary Friction

 

Wear Medium: CS-10, H-18

Rotate Speed: 60 or 72 revolutions per minute.

 

Load: 250 g, 500 g, 1000 g.  

Available Revolutions: Up to a maximum of 50,000 revolutions can be set.

Applicable Standards: ASTM D3884, ASTM D1175, ASTM D1044, ASTM D4060, TAPPI T476, ISO 9352, ISO 5470-1, JIS K7204, JIS A1453, JIS K6902, JIS L1096, JIS K6964, DIN 52347, DIN 53109, DIN 53754, DIN 53799, etc.

 

 

3. Reciprocating Friction

 

 

Reciprocating Friction

 

Wear Medium: CS-10, H-18

Stroke: 6–155 mm

Rotate Speed: 3–75 cycles per minute.

Available Height: Maximum 130 mm.

 

 

Load: 1–24 N.  

Available Revolutions: Up to a maximum of 999,999 revolutions can be set.

Applicable Standards: ASTM F2495, GME 60248, GME 60368, GMW 14125, ISO 1518.

 

 

4. Scratch Resistance Friction

 

 

Scratch Resistance Friction

 

Scratch Medium: Hemispherical tungsten carbide scratching stylus.

 

Stroke: 6–155 mm

Load: 2 N, 3 N, 4.5 N, 5 N, 6 N, 7 N, 10 N, 15 N, 20 N.  

Available Revolutions: Up to a maximum of 999,999 revolutions can be set.

Applicable Standards: Ford BN 108-13, General Motors DMN3943, Daimler-Chrysler LP-463DD-18-01, etc.

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