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BGA Test Socket Housing Machining

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Azimuth Carrier Test Socket

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Loranger Test Socket

Molding Injection

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Injection

Plastic Material

Electronic Component

Lead Electrolysis

Horn Shaped Electrolysis Capacitor

Surface Mount Electrolytic Capacitor

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IGBT Module

Mini Microscope
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Can you support burn-in at temperatures above 150℃?

Can you support burn-in at temperatures above 150℃?

2025-03-18

A. Depending on the package, we do have sockets that can withstand 150℃ or higher. Please contact us for more information.

Depending on the package, we do have sockets that can withstand 150℃ or higher. Please contact us for more information.

There are sockets which are compatible with 175℃ for automotive applications.

We can also support burn-in at temperatures of 200℃ or higher for compound semiconductors such as SiC.

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Can you support burn-in at temperatures above 150℃?

Can you support burn-in at temperatures above 150℃?

2025-03-18

A. Depending on the package, we do have sockets that can withstand 150℃ or higher. Please contact us for more information.

Depending on the package, we do have sockets that can withstand 150℃ or higher. Please contact us for more information.

There are sockets which are compatible with 175℃ for automotive applications.

We can also support burn-in at temperatures of 200℃ or higher for compound semiconductors such as SiC.