Chapter 6. Continuous Testing
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re·li·a·ble—
adjective—Giving the same result in successive trials.[1]
A tenet of systems engineering says that the reliability of a linear system is the product of the reliability of each of the system’s components. For example, imagine a system with three components like that shown in Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1. A system with three components
Each component in this sample system has its reliability measured and the values are each determined to be 90% (disregard how the 90% value was ...
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