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Reliability Simplified transforms the complex subject to reliability into words and approaches that all levels of management and engineering can easily understand and implement. To disregard or minimize the importance of product reliability is to focus only on the short term. Reliability Simplified instead shows you how to focus on the long term, explaining the economic techniques that are important for understanding and using product reliability science. The end result is, of course improvement in your product's reliability.
The reader is taken through the 8 phases of the reliability cycle, including:
Phase I-Defining Reliability Requirements
Phase II-Designing Products for Reliability
Phase III-Defining Component Reliability
Phase IV-Calculating Product Reliability
Phase V-Manufacturing Reliable Products
Phase VI-Qualifying the Product
Phase VII-Measuring Field Reliability
Phase VIII-Reliability Corrective Action
About the Series
About the Authors
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 : Shared Product Reliability Experience
Chapter 2 : The Reliability Cycle
Chapter 3 : Product Reliability Economics
Chapter 4 : Interpreting Product Failure Data
Chapter 5 : Product Reliability Mathematics
Chapter 6 : Reliability Design Development
Chapter 7 : Manufacturing a Reliable Product
Chapter 8 : New Product Reliability Qualification
Chapter 9 : Environmental Stress Screening (ESS) to Improve
Chapter 10 : Product Failure Database and Field Failure Analysis
Chapter 11 : The Customer/Consumer
Chapter 12 : Product Reliability Management Structure
Chapter 13 : If It Can Go Wrong, It Will Go Wrong
Appendix
Index
