Thermal shock test chambers are indispensable in reliability qualification for electronics, aerospace, and automotive industries. Once the “no-cooling” fault occurs, the test sequence is immediately interrupted and secondary damage to the specimen may follow.
I wonder if anyone has encountered the phenomenon where the equipment trips or trips the circuit breaker as soon as it is started during the use of a high-low temperature and humidity test chamber. Why does this happen?
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