L. Galateanu, M. Stoica, C. Bozdog, E. Popa, A. Stoica
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Stress and strain in automotive diodes-a RVT, IR and XR study
The methods of achieving the needed reliability for the automotive rectifier CAN diodes are discussed. The RVT tool needed for investigation was found, a new stress relief shape was designed and IR and XR investigations were performed toward the complete elimination of the residual strain left behind the grinding and diffusion processes. An IR method of the rough surface layer characterization is for the first time employed and the optical configuration for XR experiments was improved in angular resolution.