Automotive electronic reliability test 

       The Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) has developed different verification standards according to product categories and proper validation basis in order to provide a common reference verification standard for the verification of electronic components.

In the relevant regulations of AEC, it is clearly defined that there is no certification mechanism and emphasizes a self-declaration and a contract between the buyer and the seller. It also enhances the concept of the product family and focuses on the requirements of process quality control (SPC) that is more rigorous than the traditional consumer product market with JEDEC.

AEC verification classification

• AEC-Q：AEC-Q series verification classification: The main verification is classified as follows, it’s  distinguished according to the part group category. AEC-Q103 is a new test application for MEMS related products published in 2019 and makes the overall application more complete.

• Product temperature resistance grade：Product temperature resistance is divided into four grades according to the position of the part in the vehicle. The difference from the traditional JEDEC 47 is that AEC is defined as the test ambient temperature Ta, but not Tj, so it’s strict and makes manufacturers that want to implement verification with difficulties and thresholds.

Comparison of AEC-Q series and JEDEC 47     

VESP AEC Verification Capability

      VESP Technology Corp. focuses on semiconductor product verification, integrating FIB, failure analysis, ESD static testing, hardware design services, reliability testing to form a complete service network to assist customers quickly access the automotive electronics market.  

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