The decay rates of organic materials increase with temperature. Materials with a greater thermal stability will remain unchanged for a longer time.
Transistors need thermal stabilization because the operating point of a transistor junction, similar to a diode, is affected by temperature. In fact, this can cause thermal runaway, and device destruction, if the circuit design does not compensate for this. Answer mostly correct but the operating point of a transistor must remain fixed as temperature varies whether going low or higher. that is mainly the concern about. not runaway that is caused by bad design.
Provide thermal stability by keeping winding I2 R losses within design limits and also extend brush life
all the parts in the IC were made together so they have nearly identical characteristicsthe parts are close together in the IC so are probably at nearly the same temperature
Thermal runaway is not possible in FET because of?
thermal noise willbe reduce
limited thermal stability
The thermal stability is the ability of the transistor to withstand changes in temperature without the transistor's parameters changing. Transistors generally have poor thermal stability and in particular the Beta parameter increases with temperaure, which can cause thermal runaway in a badly designed circuit. This is well known and the bias current in transistors is normally stabilised by the application of negative feedback in proper circuit design.
An Oil Dielectric Strength Tester is the standard for qualifying Transformer Oil. Thermal Stability would involve heating and then testing. I do not know of a product which controls heat and applies the HV test.
G.R Schneider has written: 'Thermal Stability Tests of Heat Transfer Fluids for Transfer and Storag of Thermal Energy'
- chemical reactivity - thermal stability - flammability - oxydation - reduction
Transistors need thermal stabilization because the operating point of a transistor junction, similar to a diode, is affected by temperature. In fact, this can cause thermal runaway, and device destruction, if the circuit design does not compensate for this. Answer mostly correct but the operating point of a transistor must remain fixed as temperature varies whether going low or higher. that is mainly the concern about. not runaway that is caused by bad design.
Suresh Chandra Parida has written: 'Thermal and thermodynamic stability of nanomaterials' -- subject(s): Nanostructured materials, Thermal properties, Thermodynamics
Thermal stability increases down a group because the atomic size increases, leading to weaker intermolecular forces and greater distance between atoms, making it harder for the atoms to come together and react. Additionally, the lower electronegativity of larger atoms down the group makes them less likely to form covalent bonds with other atoms, enhancing their thermal stability.
Thermal systems can exhibit both stable and unstable behavior. The stability of a thermal system depends on factors such as the design, operating conditions, and control mechanisms in place. Proper design and control can help maintain stability in thermal systems, while deviations from optimum conditions or factors like inadequate insulation or poor heat transfer can lead to instabilities.
Roger Thomas Nevell has written: 'Scaling the thermal stability test'
Examples: flammability, corrosivity, ability to oxidation, thermal stability, electropositivity etc.
S. van Vaerenbergh has written: 'Morphological stability of a binary alloy' -- subject(s): Stability, Thermal diffusivity, Binary systems (Metallurgy)