[email protected] said: > Helium leak testing is a *very* common thing in the oscillator industry. Iâd > bet it also is done in the MEMS oscillator business as well.
How does that test work? It seems obvious how to test stuff that is designed to hold Helium - put the Helium in and sniff the surrounding air to see if any leaks out. But how do I test a small package to see if any leaks in? Maybe give it a chance to leak in for a while and then see if any leaks out? -- These are my opinions. I hate spam.
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