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warpage

[ˈwɔːpɪdʒ] n (Textiles) → orditura
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Today, however, as consumer PCBs have become thinner, with more routing (interspace) around the supporting panel, warpage is a far more common and vexing issue.
In many cases these stresses will appear as warpage. Warpage is the natural result of shrinkage that varies in magnitude within a part, whether it be due to volumetric considerations or driven by orientation.
The warpage degree of printed products is tested using the 3DP flexural testing specimens with a dimension of 80 x 10 x 4 mm.
Lanxess has developed a new compound in collaboration with Hella KGaA Hueck & Co., that is said to offer low warpage and high flame retardance when used for battery components in electric vehicles.
This is considered the "cardinal rule" and is intended to help address mold filling, packing, shrinkage, residual stress and warpage issues.
The purpose of this application is to study the effect of process parameters on warpage deflection in dumbbell plastic part.
A Warpage can be a problem, especially if the person doing the work is not experienced and does not employ good technique and procedure.
For the first time, an international standards organization addresses local area PCB warpage across reflow profile temperatures.
Additionally, new features compensate for PCB warpage and support automatic stability control of the image sequence.