IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003
Corrigendum 2 - Semiconductor devices - Mechanical and climatic test methods - Part 11: Rapid change of temperature - Two-fluid-bath method
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IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003 is a corrigendum linked to IEC 60749-11:2002, addressing the Semiconductor devices - Mechanical and climatic test methods - Part 11: Rapid change of temperature - Two-fluid-bath method. It is relevant when a technical team needs to verify the correct published text before using the associated temperature-change test method in engineering, laboratory evaluation, or conformity assessment. For organizations handling semiconductor reliability documentation, this supporting reference helps maintain accuracy in testing workflows and compliance review.
What is IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003?
This document is a correcting publication rather than a standalone test method. It is connected to IEC 60749-11:2002 and is intended to clarify or amend the parent text associated with rapid change of temperature testing using the two-fluid-bath method. In practice, it supports documented evaluation, technical validation, and controlled use of the referenced testing method by reducing the risk of working from an incorrect or uncorrected version during engineering specification review or quality workflows.
Applications of IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003
IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003 is typically used by teams that rely on the parent test method for semiconductor device qualification, reliability assessment, or laboratory procedures involving thermal stress cycling. It may be consulted during procurement checks, internal technical review, or certification preparation when the exact published wording matters for test execution and reporting. The corrigendum is especially useful where consistency across documentation, test plans, and compliance references is required for operational consistency.
Why is IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003 important?
Accuracy in a supporting correction document can materially affect engineering validation and conformity assessment preparation. By pointing users back to the corrected form of the parent reference, IEC 60749-11:2002/COR2:2003 helps reduce interpretation errors, supports repeatable testing workflows, and improves confidence in reported results. For organizations managing semiconductor reliability programs, it can be an important part of risk management, technical compliance, and procurement review, especially when test records must align with the exact published source.
- Supports use of the corrected text linked to the rapid temperature change two-fluid-bath test method
- Helps maintain consistency in semiconductor device reliability testing and reporting
- Useful for technical review, document control, and compliance workflows
- Provides a supporting reference for laboratory evaluation and qualification records
- Publication Date: 2003-08-13
- Standard Status: Corrigendum
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 60749-11:2002 (2003-08-13)
- Previous Version: IEC 60749-11:2002 (2003-01-30)
- Previous Version: IEC 60749-11:2002 (2002-12-04)
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