Which outcome occurs when a pulsed laser induces rapid thermal expansion in a microelectronic bond?

💡 Explanation

Laser-Induced Forward Transfer (LIFT) applies thermal stress overcoming material shear, which can cause diode burnout because excessive energy accumulates. Therefore, the diode fails, rather than generating desired thermoelectric current, due to uncontrolled, localized heating.

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