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The MPI TA 5000 Temperature Forcing is a temperature-forcing system for semiconductor and electronic-device thermal testing. The TA 5000 delivers a temperature range of -80°C to +225°C and is designed for bench-top use in test labs and production floors.[1][2][3]
The TA 5000 is used in engineering product development test labs and production test floors. The TA 5000 is positioned for temperature testing of semiconductor IC devices and other electronic and non-electronic parts and assemblies.[2]
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The MPI TA 5000 delivers a temperature forcing air stream from –80 °C to +225 °C.[1][2][3]
The system provides airflow across a range of 4 to 25 SCFM.[1][3]
The temperature ramp rate is less than 10 seconds for a –55 °C to +125 °C transition.[1][3]
The TA 5000 supports AIR MODE with an integrated nozzle thermocouple, external T-type and K-type thermocouples, RTD inputs, and diode inputs.[1][3]
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