accelerated
Accelerated Life Tests
Accelerated Testing
acceleration
advanced reliability verification process
AF
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Concurrent Engineering
concurrent product development
Cumulative Distribution Function
design assessment reliability testing
design maturity testing
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Ess
Exact Failure Times
Exponential Failure Rates
factor
failure
FMEA Evaluation
FMEA Process
FMEA Team
gate
growth
HASS
Infant Mortality Failures
life
mode
MOS Technology
Parts Count
physics of failure
product lifecycle analysis
rate
Real Time Monitor
reliability engineering methods
Reliability Growth
Reliability Growth Program
reliability statistics
reliability tools
risk evaluation techniques
Solder Joint
stage
Stage Gate
Stage Gate Approach
Stage Gate Process
Step-stress Test
Surface Charge Effects
thermodynamic modeling
TOF Sim
Product details
- ISBN 9780849311116
- Weight: 840g
- Dimensions: 219 x 276mm
- Publication Date: 30 Apr 2001
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Today's marketplace demands product reliability. At the same time, it places ever-increasing demands on products that push the limits of their performance and their functional life, and it does so with the expectation of lower per-unit product costs. To meet these demands, product design now requires a focused, streamlined, concurrent engineering process that will produce a product at the lowest possible cost in the least amount of time.
Design for Reliability provides a systematic approach to the design process that is sharply focused on reliability and firmly based on the physics of failure. It imparts an understanding of how, why, and when to use the wide variety of reliability engineering tools available and offers fundamental insight into the total design cycle. Applicable from the idea phase of the product development cycle through product obsolescence, Design for Reliability (DfR) concepts integrated with reliability verification and analytical physics form a coherent stage gate/phase design process that helps ensure that a product will meet customers' reliability objectives.
Whether you are a high-volume manufacturer of consumer items or a low volume producer of military commodities, your goal is the same: to bring a product to market using a process focused on designing out or mitigating potential failure modes prior to production release. Readers of Design for Reliability will learn to meet that goal and move beyond solidifying a basic offering to the marketplace to creating a true competitive advantage.
