May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
14h 27m
English
book
Improving Product Reliability and Software Quality, 2nd Edition
by Mark A. Levin, Ted T. Kalal, Jonathan Rodin
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List of Tables
- Table 5.1 Functional activities for cross‐functional integration of reliability.
- Table 6.1 Failures in the warranty period w/different MTBFs.
- Table 6.2 Advantages of proactive reliability growth.
- Table 6.3 RDT multiplier for failure‐free runtime.
- Table 6.4 FMMEA for fan bearings (detection omitted).
- Table 6.5 Sensors to monitor for overstress in wearout degradation.
- Table 6.6 Sensors to monitor bearing degradation.
- Table 6.7 Component grade temperature classifications.
- Table 7.1 The FMEA spreadsheet.
- Table 7.2 RPN ranking table.
- Table 7.3 FMEA parking lot for important issue that are not part of the FMEA.
- Table 7.4 Common software failure modes.
- Table 7.5 Common causes for software failure.
- Table 7.6 Failure modes and associated possible causes.
- Table 8.1 Agreed upon HALT limits.
- Table 8.2 HALT profile for test setup checkout.
- Table 8.3 Temperature step stress with power cycle and end of each step.
- Table 8.4 Vibration step stress.
- Table 8.5 Temperature and vibration step stress.
- Table 8.6 Rapid thermal cycling.
- Table 8.7 Slow temperature ramp.
- Table 8.8 Slow temperature ramp with constantly varying vibration level.
- Table 11.1 CMMI process areas.
- Table 11.2 CMMI maturity levels.
- Table 11.3 Life cycle comparison.
- Table 14.1 Industry standards for managing counterfeit material risk.
- Table 15.1 Annual sales dollars relative to typical warranty costs.
- Table 15.2 HALT facility decision guide.
- Table 15.3 HALT machine decision matrix.
- Table 16.1 Reliability skill set for ...
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