I was going to wait 'till the weekend to talk about the Brimar fuses but from the Telos site, the fuses are subjected to:
All the best,
Nonoise
This is similar to what they do to the Brimar fuses, which benefit greatly from it. The difference is the Brimars are cryo'd for 72 hours and the Quantum burn is done for 48 hrs. The infrared, I believe, is used on something else. I saw it mentioned on the site previously but couldn't locate in the time needed to write this.
- -196ºC cryo process to achieve maximum stress relief of the highest requirement caused by soldering and molecular sequence alloy conductor distribution during production of fuse. Quantum X2 fuse are cryoed twice at -196ºC under precise controlled environment (with a resting period of 12 hours in between).
- The Quantum X2 are all run in using Telos 3rd generation Quantum Burning Technology (QBT) which has a frequency response of 0-100khz. The Quantum X2 fuses are run in with 27V, 0.8A, 70 watts power module continuously at broadband width signals to optimize its fuse conductor. This process enables stability in transmission of power.
All the best,
Nonoise