Environmental Control Chamber

Procurement Summary

The National Institute of Standards and Technology, Materials Measurement Laboratory, Material Measurement Science Divistion (MMSD), Microscopy and Microanalysis Research Group (MMRG) requires an environmental control chamber to be used in a recently constructed microscope for the CHIPS Project: Accurate Cure Kinetics, Stress, Mechanical Properties and Warpage Measurements for Next-Generation Microelectronics Packaging under Device Relevant Conditions. Within the project, an environmentally controlled sample chamber capable of simultaneously controlling relative humidity and temperature is required to conduct warpage and mechanical property imaging at various temperatures. In addition to temperature dependent measurements, semiconductor packaging materials require the investigation of humidity on the sample. Thus, a humidity-controlled environmental chamber is also crucial to conduct in-situ experiments for the temperature–humidity–bias (THB) test (e.g., 85C - 85%RH) that asses the long-term performance of the packaging materials.

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