Which consequence results when thermal cycling degrades adhesive bonds in surface-mount electronics?

💡 Explanation

Interfacial delamination cracking occurs because repeated thermal expansion mismatches cause fatigue and weakening via cohesive zone debonding. Therefore, crack propagation accelerates, rather than inducing electrical effects; alternative responses would result from different mechanisms.

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