Editorial Team - everything PE
Oct 10, 2024
AEC-Q104 is a widely recognized qualification standard developed for the qualification of Multi-Chip Modules (MCM) used in automotive applications. A multi-chip module comprises multiple electronic components integrated into a single package to perform a specific function. This standard was developed by the Automotive Electronics Council (AEC), established in the 1990s by Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors. AEC-Q104 standard ensures improved reliability and durability of multi-chip modules to withstand the harsh conditions in the automotive industry. It contributes to vehicle safety and performance, ensuring that integrated electronic components function reliably throughout their operational lifespan.
AEC-Q104 Stress Test Qualification and Revisions
AEC-Q104 standard outlines various stress tests for ensuring the reliability of Multi-Chip Modules
AEC-Q104 Temperature Grading Systems
AEC-Q104 standard categorizes Multichip Modules based on the operating temperature range
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