This book shows how to deal with the early failures that invariably
plague product manufacturers whether the product be components or
complete systems, electronic or mechanical devices. The text
provides a basic understanding of why failure patterns appear as
they do in real life and then shows how to cope with the problem on
a sound engineering basis. Burn-in is used to eliminate early
failures in components or systems and the book shows how to analyse
and plan a burn-in procedure, balancing the needs of reliability
and cost. The models that are presented are simple but they do
nevertheless cover a large number of practical situations. The book
is the outcome of a research project initiated at the Engineering
Academy of Denmark and sponsored jointly by the Danish Council of
Technology and a number of Danish manufacturing companies within
the electronics and electromechanical industry. It is written
primarily for the practising reliability engineer who needs to know
about the techniques and benefits of performing burn-in on
components, subassemblies, or complete systems. Contents
- Introduction
- A Model for the Basic Time-to-Failure Pattern of
Components
- The Bimodal Time-to-Failure Distribution of Systems
- Analysis of Component and System Failure Patterns
- Burn-in Procedures for Components or Systems without
Repair
- Burn-in Procedures for Systems with Repair
- Acceleration of Burn-in Tests
- Burn-in for Reliability and Economy
- Planning and Controlling Production Burn-in of Systems
Bibliography Appendixes Index
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