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Potting Problems Related to Packaging Design

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Advances in Electronic Circuit Packaging
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Originally, epoxy resins were used as adhesives because they had unique adhesive-cohesive characteristics. Today they are widely used as potting materials for electronic components and assemblies because they possess excellent electrical and physical properties. However, their tendency to crack under severe conditions of temperature and vibration is a serious drawback to encapsulating and potting operations because a loss of effective moisture and chemical seal over the components may result and, except where repair is unobjectionable, cracked units must usually be scrapped.

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Davis, B.A. (1962). Potting Problems Related to Packaging Design. In: Walker, G.A. (eds) Advances in Electronic Circuit Packaging. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7311-5_6

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