Damp Heat, Cyclic Test:

The Damp Heat, Cyclic Test assesses the performance and reliability of electrical and electronic equipment when exposed to cyclic variations in temperature and humidity. The test aims to determine if the equipment can operate without significant degradation or damage under these environmental conditions, which can simulate real-world conditions in certain applications.

• This test is pertinent to an extensive variety of electrical and electronic hardware utilized in different businesses, including yet not restricted to telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications.
• The gear is normally positioned in a test chamber where the temperature and stickiness levels are cycled in a controlled and redundant way.
• Criteria for Achievement: The equipment is evaluated both during and after the test to ensure that it does not suffer significant degradation or damage and continues to function as intended. The acceptance criteria that the equipment must meet to pass the test are outlined in the standard.
• A standard that specifies test levels and procedures is IEC BS EN 60068-2-30.
  
  

Performance Criteria: The equipment is evaluated both during and after the test to ensure that it does not suffer significant degradation or damage and continues to function as intended. The acceptance criteria that the equipment must meet to pass the test are outlined in the standard.