Jim on Engineering: Episode 71 - MIL-STD-810 Humidity

Jim on Engineering, Episode 71: Jim Shaw, Crystal Group’s EVP of Engineering describes the testing process and procedures for MIL-STD-810 Test Method 507.5 Humidity. This method applies to material that is likely to be stored or deployed in a warm, humid environment, an environment in which high levels of humidity occur, or to provide an indication of potential problems associated with humidity. While we think that Iowa has high humidity levels, check out what Crystal Group’s test chamber can perform in creating humid conditions especially to Jim’s eye glasses in this demonstration.

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Thermal Testing with Humidity | Jim on Engineering, Episode 52

If you want to know what and how the products from Crystal Rugged are made. Check out Jim Shaw's, Executive Vice President of Engineering Video Blog. He explains in detail topics related to operational, deployable, and high reliability computing applications.

In this video blog Jim Shaw, EVP of Engineering shows Crystal Group’s new Thermotron® chamber in action where it tests electronic equipment in temperature and humidity scenarios.

If your interested in more information in video blog form by Jim shaw check it out here https://www.crystalrugged.com/video-blog/

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