High Temperature Test is performed to determine the resistance of the sample to higher temperatures than natural environmental conditions. The sample placed in the test cabin is kept for an appropriate period of time under suitable high temperature conditions that will be encountered in real use and/or storage conditions. Test The performance of the sample is observed during or at the end of the test, and any errors that occur are recorded.

Three procedures are applied in the high temperature test. Procedure I (Storage), Procedure II (Operation) and Procedure III (Tactical-Reserve to Operation).While all three procedures include temperature conditioning and performance testing, performance tests before and It varies depending on the temperature load during operation. Storage procedure, high temperature storage evaluates their impact on subsequent material performance. Operating procedure, performance evaluates the effects of high temperatures during Tactical standby for operational procedure, high material (usually with transparent or translucent material) immersed in the sun in a temperature environment surrounds) evaluates its ability to become operational in a relatively short period of time.

Since the technical specifications enviromental test chamber are appropriate, tests can be carried out in accordance with military and civilian standards. Tests are carried out in accordance with MIL STD 810, RTCA DO 160 G, especially in the work area.

In order to perform functional tests during testing; In order to prevent air entry/exit, all interfaces of the sample to be tested (communication, power cables, etc.) are removed to the laboratory environment through hermetic passage through the side ports of our High Temperature Test Chamber.