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Refers to the temperature within an enclosed space (often room temperature).

A method of joining metals (such as aluminum) at room temperature by subjecting thoroughly cleaned metal surfaces to pressure; coalescence is produced solely due to the application of mechanical force.

An air-tight sealable container with desiccanting agents (such as sulphuric acid) used for the purpose of preserving moisture-sensitive items such as hygroscopic chemicals from humidity.

The dielectric constant is the ratio of the permittivity of a substance to the permittivity of free space. It is an expression of the extent to which a material concentrates electric flux, and is the electrical equivalent of relative magnetic permeability.

Dual Inline Packages (DIPs) are glass-to-metal seals with rectangular shape and two lines of pins along the opposite side.

The measurement of the rate of power loss of a mechanical mode, such as an oscillation, in a dissipative system.

A method of plating whereby electrons needed for the reduction of metal ions are supplied by a reduction agent that is present in the plating solution. This agent sets free electrons while being oxidized. Click on this page for more information.

Also known as a hybrid/ microelectronic package, a metal wall package or a glass-to-metal package, the term "flatpack" refers to the hermetically sealed packaging of electronic components in one rather flat container.

A method of plating whereby uniform metal deposits are obtained from plating solutions in which gold ions are present as a complex. Please click on this page for more information.