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Reverse bias test

Reverse Bias Test

- This is a durability test in which a bias is applied in a direction that makes it difficult for current to flow between the collector-emitter and drain-source of power devices under high temperature or high temperature and humidity conditions. - During the test, the leakage current is monitored over time, allowing observation of behavior until insulation breakdown occurs. - It is compatible with various standards such as AQG324 and JEITA ED-4701.

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Reverse bias test of power devices (up to 2000V)

It is possible to set bad standards (current values)! Evaluate device degradation and characteristics through high temperature and high voltage power supply.

At AITES Co., Ltd., high-temperature reverse bias testing (HTRB) for evaluating the oxide film and junction of power devices can be applied up to 2000V. By monitoring the leakage current during the test, the degradation status of the device can be grasped in real-time. Since the power supply is independent, if one device fails during the test, it will not affect the other devices. Additionally, it is possible to set a failure criterion (current value) and to cut off the power supply of the device deemed faulty at the time of failure judgment. 【Features】 ■ Real-time monitoring of the leakage current during testing allows for understanding the degradation status of the device. ■ The independent power supply ensures that if one device fails during testing, it does not affect other devices. ■ The power supply of the device deemed faulty can be cut off at the time of failure judgment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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