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Request for Quotation - Thermal Cycle Chamber
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Overview
The NPL requirement is a thermal cycle chamber for rapid increasing or decreasing temperature inside the chamber over a range of -70°C to 180°C with a minimum 10 °C/minute change rate. The purpose is to evaluate mechanical reliability of electronic circuits. The NPL requirement is to test thermo-mechanical reliability of electronic circuits by subjecting them to regular thermal excursions across an extended operational range. The tests we will run will be used by most electricals with high reliability and electrical system manufacturers for their type approval testing. Similar systems are used within the industry to provide fitness for purpose testing for new designs and material c…
Key details
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- Contracts Finder
- Lifecycle stage
- Tender
- Status
- active
- CPV classification
- 38000000 — Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
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- GBP
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- First published
- 3 Jul 2019
- Last updated
- 3 Jul 2019
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Who is the buyer for "Request for Quotation - Thermal Cycle Chamber"?
Request for Quotation - Thermal Cycle Chamber is a UK public-sector procurement published by National Physical Laboratory via Contracts Finder.
Has "Request for Quotation - Thermal Cycle Chamber" been awarded?
No award has been recorded yet. The current lifecycle stage is "Tender".
When was "Request for Quotation - Thermal Cycle Chamber" published?
It was first published on 3 Jul 2019 and last updated on 3 Jul 2019, across 1 notice.
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