Burn-in | Application | Matsusada Precision

Burn-in is a testing process that stresses products, typically with elevated temperatures and voltages, to identify and eliminate potential early-life failures before shipment.

Matsusada Precision's power supplies are used in burn-in systems for semiconductors and other electronic components.

Related words:

Semiconductors
Electronic components

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