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>OK, say constant operation at room temperature indoors. Suddenly a wild humidity change appeared. You must spend a lot of time defining your environmental pa
by Salmonfisher11 2y ago
>OK, say constant operation at room temperature indoors.
Suddenly a wild humidity change appeared.
You must spend a lot of time defining your environmental parameters.
- owenversteeg 2y agoYes, obviously humidity changes with temperature. I don’t see how that’s important. 99% of dead boards out there are not dead because of indoor, room temperature level humidity fluctuations, and the plenty of PCBs still working from the 70s don’t seem much affected by them either. There’s thermal cycling concerns, but that’s dominated by the board’s own heat generation. Do you have some data that would indicate that modern boards are sensitive to this?