Burn-in testing its quantification and optimization
When scientifically planned and conducted, burn-in testing offers one of the most effective methods of reliability screening at the component level. By testing individual elements under constant temperature stress, electrical stress, temperature cycling stress, or a combined thermal-electrical stres...
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Upper Saddle River, NJ
Prentice Hall PTR
1997
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Burn-in definitions, classifications, documents and test conditions
- Frequently encountered terminologies and acronyms in burn-in testing
- Phenomenological observations and the physical insight of the failure process during burn-in
- Math models describing the failure process during burn-in and their parameters' estimation
- Burn-in time determination using a quick calculation approach
- Burn-in time determination based on the bimodal times-to-failure distribution
- Mean residual life (MRL) concept and its applications to burn-in time determination
- Burn-in time determination for the minimum cost
- Burn-in quantification and optimization using the bimodal mixed-exponential distribution
- The total-time-on-test (TTT) transform and its application to burn-in time determination
- Accelerated burn-in testing and burn-in time reduction algorithms
- Accelerated burn-in using temperature cycling
- Guidelines for burn-in quantification and optimum burn-in time determination