Hi TI all
I have been inquired from my customer about products which can be used in vacuum space(not outer space).
Can TI all products be used in a vacuum space?
Would you please provide me the information?
Best regards,
Higa
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Hi TI all
I have been inquired from my customer about products which can be used in vacuum space(not outer space).
Can TI all products be used in a vacuum space?
Would you please provide me the information?
Best regards,
Higa
For devices that are not space rated, outgassing is not tested, and will probably happen.
Use space-rated devices (see the Space Guide), or at least devices in hermetically-sealed ceramic packages (CDIP, CFP, LCCC).
Hi Ladisch-san
Thank you for your prompt reply.
I understand.
I have a additional question.
Is there a possibility that gas will damage the device or destroy it?
Would you please provide the information if you have?
Best regards,
Higa
Hi Ladisch-san
Do you have any update?
I would appreciate it if you could reply as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Higa
I have no information about that. But when TI makes the effort to prevent outgassing in space-rated devices, then there is probably a reason for that.
However, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outgassing#In_a_vacuum implies that the main problem is that other devices are affected, and Semiconductor Packing Methodology says that vacuum can be used to remove moisture from MSL ≥2 packages.
I guess you need an answer from a TI employee.