Description
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking an electrical performance monitoring system to conduct in-situ electrical performance monitoring of advanced packaging interposer test vehicles during multi-stress accelerated reliability testing. The system should be capable of generating time-resolved data necessary to populate an open-source physical property database. The system must meet specific technical requirements, including having a minimum of 8 independently programmable DC source output channels, supporting constant-current and constant-voltage operation, and having a minimum voltage compliance capability of 50 V per channel.
• The system must be suitable for continuous, long-duration operation with test vehicles.
• The system must include all required mainframes, source modules, standard power cords, control interfaces, factory calibration, software licenses needed for operation, and standard documentation.
• The system must support integration with an existing switch/multiplexer-based digital data acquisition system for time-resolved voltage, resistance, current-shunt, and temperature monitoring.
• The system must support use of user-provided external 4-terminal precision current shunts in series with each independently stressed daisy-chain channel for independent actual-current verification.