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Reliability testing always has been a challenge for semiconductor companies, but it’s becoming much more difficult as devices continue to shrink, as they’re integrated together in advanced packages, ...

Bond testing is emerging as a critical control point for long-term performance and yield. As semiconductor devices continue ...

Volume 2 covers the binomial tests of comparison (Accept-Reject Tests, the Sequential Probability Ratio Test, Bayesian MTBF and Reliability Demonstration Tests), as well as other important accelerated ...

Reliability tests are a crucial part of the manufacturing process, one that ensures your product meets the quality standards your customers expect. All the same, designing good reliability tests is ...

In today’s digital economy, engineering leaders face a paradox. Businesses are demanding faster releases, but at the same time, customers and regulators are insisting on higher reliability than ever ...

AIOps can simplify and streamline processes which can reduce the mental burden on employees Another benefit is improved communication and collaboration between departments leading to more efficient ...

Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing involves simulation of power plant behavior using the actual site-specific power plant controls before the commissioning stage. HIL testing can benefit all project ...

Times are changing fast. Take the automotive industry for example. Software has evolved far beyond infotainment, now controlling everything in the car, including braking and steering for the driver.

The quest for reliability in automotive engines has led to the enduring legacy of certain classic engines that continue to ...

[This article was first published in Army Sustainment Professional Bulletin, which was then called Army Logistician, volume 1, number 2 (November–December 1969), pages 8–11, 24–25.] “… in the process ...