Measuring and testing – Moisture content or absorption characteristic of material
Patent
1981-11-05
1987-12-08
Yasich, Daniel M.
Measuring and testing
Moisture content or absorption characteristic of material
73 52, 356256, G01N 2100, G01M 300
Patent
active
047111186
ABSTRACT:
The accuracy of measurements made to determine the extent of water vapor trapped upon encapsulation of an electronic device is significantly enhanced by carefully controlling the measurement technique employed. In particular, the encapsulant is generally punctured and the water vapor thus released is monitored. It has been found that to obtain an accurate measurement of the magnitude of the water vapor released, this measurement must be made within 0.1 second of the time of encapsulant punctured and released into a glass system. By using an absorption technique with suitable electronics, this time requirement is fulfilled and significantly more accurate quantitative measurements of entrapped water vapor are obtained.
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Bossard Peter R.
Mucha John A.
American Telephone and Telegraph Company AT&T Bell Laboratories
Schneider Bruce S.
Yasich Daniel M.
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