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Improvements in safety in the air and in space can be achieved
through better ergonomics, better work environments, and other
efforts of traditional avionic psychology that directly affect
human behaviors and performance. Not limited to just the aerospace
field, this book discusses adaptive probabilistic predictive
modeling in human-in-the-loop situations and gets you familiar with
a new, powerful, flexible, and effective approach to making
outcomes from missions successful and safe. Covers the concepts,
which are adaptable across other disciplines, and methodology for
evaluating the likelihood of a successful outcome of an
extraordinary situation Considers human performance and
equipment/instrumentation reliability, as well as other possible
sources of uncertainty Presents probabilistic assessment of an
aerospace mission outcome Provides the most effective, physically
meaningful, and cost-effective planning of an aerospace mission
Offers how to organize and provide the most effective training of
personnel
Avoiding Inelastic Strains in Solder Joint Interconnections of IC
Devices addresses analytical (mathematical) modeling approaches
aimed at understanding the underlying physics and mechanics of the
behavior and performance of solder materials and solder joint
interconnections of IC devices. The emphasis is on design for
reliability, including probabilistic predictions of the solder
lifetime. Describes how to use the developed methods of analytical
predictive modeling to minimize thermal stresses and strains in
solder joint of IC devices Shows how to build the preprocessing
models in finite-element analyses (FEA) by comparing the FEA and
analytical data Covers how to design the most effective test
vehicles for testing solder joints Details how to design and
organize, in addition to or sometimes even instead of highly
accelerated life tests (HALT), highly focused and highly
cost-effective failure oriented accelerated testing (FOAT) to
understand the physic of failure of solder joint interconnections
Outlines how to convert the low cycle fatigue conditions into
elastic fatigue conditions and to assess the fatigue lifetime in
such cases Illustrates ways to replace time- and labor-consuming,
expensive, and possibly misleading temperature cycling tests with
simpler and physically meaningful accelerated tests This book is
aimed towards professionals in electronic and photonic packaging,
electronic and optical materials, materials engineering, and
mechanical design.
This book contains the fundamentals of a discipline, which could be
called Structural Analysis in Microelectronics and Fiber Optics. It
deals with mechanical behavior of microelectronic and fiber-optic
systems and is written in response to the crucial need for a
textbook for a first in-depth course on mechanical problems in
microelectronics and fiber optics. The emphasis of this book is on
electronic and optical packaging problems, and analytical modeling.
This book is apparently the first attempt to select, advance, and
present those methods of classical structural mechanics which have
been or can be applied in various stress-strain problems
encountered in "high technology" engineering and some related
areas, such as materials science and solid-state physics. The
following major objectives are pursued in Structural Analysis in
Microelectronic and Fiber-Optic Systems: Identify structural
elements typical for microelectronic and fiber-optic systems and
devices, and introduce the student to the basic concepts of the
mechanical behavior of microelectronic and fiber-optic struc tures,
subjected to thermally induced or external loading. Select,
advance, and present methods for analyzing stresses and deflections
developed in microelectronic and fiber-optic structures;
demonstrate the effectiveness of the methods and approaches of the
classical struc tural analysis in the diverse mechanical problems
of microelectronics and fiber optics; and give students of
engineering, as well as practicing engineers and designers, a
thorough understanding of the main princi ples involved in the
analytical evaluation of the mechanical behavior of microelectronic
and fiber-optic systems."
Improvements in safety in the air and in space can be achieved
through better ergonomics, better work environments, and other
efforts of traditional avionic psychology that directly affect
human behaviors and performance. Not limited to just the aerospace
field, this book discusses adaptive probabilistic predictive
modeling in human-in-the-loop situations and gets you familiar with
a new, powerful, flexible, and effective approach to making
outcomes from missions successful and safe. Covers the concepts,
which are adaptable across other disciplines, and methodology for
evaluating the likelihood of a successful outcome of an
extraordinary situation Considers human performance and
equipment/instrumentation reliability, as well as other possible
sources of uncertainty Presents probabilistic assessment of an
aerospace mission outcome Provides the most effective, physically
meaningful, and cost-effective planning of an aerospace mission
Offers how to organize and provide the most effective training of
personnel
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