7. Assembly reliability
The reliability of an object is assessed by the length of time it fulfills the function for which it was built. The level of reliability required by an electronic assembly obviously depends on the field of application.
Example:
we'll put up with the failure of a TV set, whereas the failure of a pacemaker can have tragic consequences. In the IT sector, the loss of data (or availability) can have extremely serious financial consequences.
As a result, methods for assessing package reliability vary widely. Without going into the theoretical concepts, described in the article
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, let's recall that reliability calculations call on statistical methods, and make it possible to predict the life expectancy of...
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