Infant Mortality
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Back to Top2015 IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium (IRPS)
Sharing information related to cause, effects and solutions in the deign and manufacture of electronics and related components
2013 36th International Spring Seminar on Electronics Technology (ISSE)
This international conference focusses on exchange of information between senior and young scientists from academic communities and electronic industries. Since 1977 the conference has been hosted by different Eureopean universities.
2013 7th Asia Modelling Symposium (AMS)
Analytical and mathematical modelling and simulation of a variety of application areas within computing science and technology and systems engineering emphasizing therole of intelligent system and hybrid intelligent systems and soft computing.
2013 IEEE 19th International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS)
Issues related to on-line testing are increasingly important in modern electronic systems. In particular, the huge complexity of electronic systems has led to growth in reliability needs in several application domains as well as pressure for low cost products. There is a corresponding increasing demand for cost-effective on-line testing techniques. These needs have increased dramatically with the introduction of very deep submicron and nanometer technologies which adversely impact noise margins, process, voltage and temperature variations, aging and wearout and make integrating on-line testing and fault tolerance mandatory in many modern ICs. The International On-Line Testing Symposium (IOLTS) is an established forum for presenting novel ideas and experimental data on these areas. The symposium also emphasizes on-line testing in the continuous operation of large applications such as wired, cellular and satellite telecommunication, as well as in secure chips.
2013 IEEE 21st International Symposium on Modelling, Analysis & Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems (MASCOTS)
Research discussing methods for simulating and analyzing performance of both computer networks, computer architecture, and storage devices.
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Back to TopComponents and Packaging Technologies, IEEE Transactions on
Component parts, hybrid microelectronics, materials, packaging techniques, and manufacturing technology.
Device and Materials Reliability, IEEE Transactions on
Provides leading edge information that is critical to the creation of reliable electronic devices and materials, and a focus for interdisciplinary communication in the state of the art of reliability of electronic devices, and the materials used in their manufacture. It focuses on the reliability of electronic, optical, and magnetic devices, and microsystems; the materials and processes used in the ...
Reliability, IEEE Transactions on
Principles and practices of reliability, maintainability, and product liability pertaining to electrical and electronic equipment.
Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Journal on
All telecommunications, including telephone, telegraphy, facsimile, and point-to-point television, by electromagnetic propagation, including radio; wire; aerial, underground, coaxial, and submarine cables; waveguides, communication satellites, and lasers; in marine, aeronautical, space, and fixed station services; repeaters, radio relaying, signal storage, and regeneration; telecommunication error detection and correction; multiplexing and carrier techniques; communication switching systems; data communications; communication theory; and wireless communications.
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Back to TopA critical look at the bathtub curve
G. A. Klutke; P. C. Kiessler; M. A. Wortman IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2003
This paper addresses some of the fundamental assumptions underlying the bathtub curve. It is shown to be unlikely that any practical hazard function is decreasing near zero. Great care should be taken in interpreting the hazard function, particularly in applying quality-control practices, such as burn-in or environmental-stress-screening to manufactured products.
Yoke Saadia Irawan; Allya P. Koesoema 2015 9th International Symposium on Medical Information and Communication Technology (ISMICT), 2015
This paper describes a country level study on the impact of ICT level development, healthcare expenditures and eHealth policy establishment to public health outcomes, specifically Infant and Maternal Mortality rate (IMR & MMR), which is a key part of the Millennium Development Goals. As one of the few large sample studies connecting ICT and public health, we complement empirical results ...
ESS/HASS effectiveness model for yield and screen profile optimization
Stan Czerniel; Lou Gullo 2015 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS), 2015
Environmental Stress Screen (ESS) and Highly Accelerated Stress Screen (HASS) have been used extensively to screen defects in manufacturing electronic products throughout various industries. To improve the screen effectiveness, an ESS and HASS optimization model has been developed that uses defect Precipitation Effectiveness (PE) and defect Detection Effectiveness (DE) to calculate Screening Strength (SS) over combinations of screens and tests. ...
The Bellcore Reliability Prediction Procedure (RPP); 1988 edition
A. L. Black; W. J. Martin Global Telecommunications Conference, 1988, and Exhibition. 'Communications for the Information Age.' Conference Record, GLOBECOM '88., IEEE, 1988
The authors describe the 1988 edition of the Bellcore Reliability Prediction Procedure for electronic equipment (RPP), with particular emphasis on additions and improvements incorporated in the last four year. They also describe a software system developed by Bellcore to mechanize generation of RPP predictions. The RPP and its automated version, the ARPP, include formulas for both steady-state and infant mortality ...
Prediction of product failure rate due to event-related failure mechanisms
D. L. Lin; T. L. Welsher Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 1998. Proceedings., Annual, 1998
Individual events in the use environment such as accidentally dropping a cellular phone or zapping it with human body ESD (electrostatic discharge) are getting more frequent as electronic products are becoming more portable. Monte Carlo simulations of the stress distribution offered by the environment and the product strength distribution are used to derive the infant mortality (early failure) curve. Fitting ...
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A critical look at the bathtub curve
G. A. Klutke; P. C. Kiessler; M. A. Wortman IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2003
This paper addresses some of the fundamental assumptions underlying the bathtub curve. It is shown to be unlikely that any practical hazard function is decreasing near zero. Great care should be taken in interpreting the hazard function, particularly in applying quality-control practices, such as burn-in or environmental-stress-screening to manufactured products.
Yoke Saadia Irawan; Allya P. Koesoema 2015 9th International Symposium on Medical Information and Communication Technology (ISMICT), 2015
This paper describes a country level study on the impact of ICT level development, healthcare expenditures and eHealth policy establishment to public health outcomes, specifically Infant and Maternal Mortality rate (IMR & MMR), which is a key part of the Millennium Development Goals. As one of the few large sample studies connecting ICT and public health, we complement empirical results ...
ESS/HASS effectiveness model for yield and screen profile optimization
Stan Czerniel; Lou Gullo 2015 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS), 2015
Environmental Stress Screen (ESS) and Highly Accelerated Stress Screen (HASS) have been used extensively to screen defects in manufacturing electronic products throughout various industries. To improve the screen effectiveness, an ESS and HASS optimization model has been developed that uses defect Precipitation Effectiveness (PE) and defect Detection Effectiveness (DE) to calculate Screening Strength (SS) over combinations of screens and tests. ...
The Bellcore Reliability Prediction Procedure (RPP); 1988 edition
A. L. Black; W. J. Martin Global Telecommunications Conference, 1988, and Exhibition. 'Communications for the Information Age.' Conference Record, GLOBECOM '88., IEEE, 1988
The authors describe the 1988 edition of the Bellcore Reliability Prediction Procedure for electronic equipment (RPP), with particular emphasis on additions and improvements incorporated in the last four year. They also describe a software system developed by Bellcore to mechanize generation of RPP predictions. The RPP and its automated version, the ARPP, include formulas for both steady-state and infant mortality ...
Prediction of product failure rate due to event-related failure mechanisms
D. L. Lin; T. L. Welsher Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 1998. Proceedings., Annual, 1998
Individual events in the use environment such as accidentally dropping a cellular phone or zapping it with human body ESD (electrostatic discharge) are getting more frequent as electronic products are becoming more portable. Monte Carlo simulations of the stress distribution offered by the environment and the product strength distribution are used to derive the infant mortality (early failure) curve. Fitting ...
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Manufacturing process improvements which increase productivity, decrease test process time, and improve customer satisfaction are highly desirable in today's marketplace. The application of environmental stress screening (ESS), i.e, Production AST, is a method of achieving these improvements. ESS is the application of stresses applied beyond product specification limits in order to find latent product defects. Utilizing ESS achieves increased robustness and lowers infant mortality. An experiment was performed to identify the significance or relevancy of the selected stresses for application in the printed wiring assembly (PWA) production process by using a statistically significant controlled method. The design of experiments statistical approach (analysis of variance) is applied, combined with the Taguchi two-level, seven- factor design method. This experiment concentrated on three stresses?-?temperature cycling, random vibration, and power cyling?-?and two diagnostic levels?-?a prom-based (programmable memory chip), power-on self test (POST), and a functional diagnostic test suite, contained on disk storage. This was not an optimization experiment. Once the significance to the production process is identified, future optimizing of temperature cycling, power cycling, and vibration screens will be conducted. Also, voltage margining was not included to reduce the complexity of the experiment- treatment factors and interactions. Experimental results and conclusions on the effectiveness of different stress regimens are presented in this chapter. Introduction Objectives Stress Overview Stress Screen Designs Experiment Overview The Taguchi Method Response Variable Results and Conclusions of the Taguchi Experiment Intra-Experiment Summary Taguchi Method Conclusion Terms Acknowledgments References
Standards related to Infant Mortality
Back to TopIEEE Guide for Selecting and Using Reliability Predictions Based on IEEE 1413
Processes and methodologies for conducting reliability predictions for electronic systems and equipment.
A standardized medium for developing reliability predictions of electronic systems and equipment.