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Of course! These are like BGA or something similar, the solder will crack after some number of on/off/cool/heat cycles. If voltage is raised we enter the realm
by techwiz137 3y ago
Of course! These are like BGA or something similar, the solder will crack after some number of on/off/cool/heat cycles.
If voltage is raised we enter the realm of electromigration, though not sure how relevant it is for such a minuscule OC.
As for stability, yes. If the voltage is not sufficient there will be stability issues which will require further raising it, thus raising temps and requiring more power which you can't be sure if you could deliver. And then of course electromigration.
- 0x457 3y ago> Of course! These are like BGA or something similar, the solder will crack after some number of on/off/cool/heat cycles. This was mostly happening during the transition to lead-free solder. Today, component should fail earlier than BGA.