S. Wennberg, C.R. Freyler
1989.1.24Proceedings - Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium
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The application of a novel random vibration test strategy has been effective in increasing the reliability of a wide range of automotive electronics products and has the potential to reduce costs by $6000 per test.
Abstract
The application of a novel random vibration test strategy has been effective in increasing the reliability of a wide range of automotive electronics products. Selecting stress levels greater than the measured mission profile for design qualification testing has the potential to reduce costs by $6000 per test. On one product line this represents a cost savings of $100000 per year. This savings is realized by reducing the shaker time required for qualification testing. The increased stress levels also provide a greater confidence that a product will be reliable in the vehicle.<<ETX>>
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WENNBERG, S.; FREYLER, C.R. Cost effective vibration testing for automotive electronics. Proceedings - Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 1989: 157–159.