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Improving Reliability and Quality for Product Success
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Improving Reliability and Quality for Product Success

by Dongsu Ryu
May 2012
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
226 pages
7h 18m
English
CRC Press
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26 Improving reliability and quality for product success
of materials experiencing stresses, just like mechanical components. The
unit structure of electronic components, including the materials and their
attendant stresses, is not essentially different from that of mechanical
parts, but the shape of the failure rate curve is usually assumed to be dif-
ferent. It is frequently said that the failure of electronic items occurs acci-
dentally, or that failure is random, but that, for mechanical items, there are
few failures within the expected lifetime and many wear-out failures near
the end. Is it true that only wear-out failures occur in mechanical items
and random failures in electronic products? This hypothesis was formu-
lated in
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ISBN: 9781466503793