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  • This example validates the results for test-fix-test data (failure terminated) in RGA. ...ard IEC 61164 (Reliability Growth in Product Design and Test – Statistical Test and Estimation Methods), Example 2 – Case 1, pg. 30.
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Fix-Find-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-fix-find-test data in RGA.
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Fix-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-fix-test data (time terminated) in RGA.
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Find-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-find-test data in RGA.
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  • #What is the rate at which unique BD modes are being generated during this test? #If the test continues for an additional 50 hours, what is the minimum number of new uni
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  • ...<math>{{N}_{j}}\,\!</math>, and the total number of BD failures during the test is <math>{{N}_{BD}}=\underset{j=1}{\overset{M}{\mathop{\sum }}}\,{{N}_{j}}\ |colspan="7" style="text-align:center"|'''Test-Find-Test Data'''
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  • ...with a probability of 99.999% at 120 N · m. The following setup shows the test plan in ALTA. [[Image:1testplan.png|center|650px|Test plan setup for a single stress test.]]
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  • {{template:LDABOOK|22|Reliability Test Design}} ...rate if the product reliability can meet the requirement. For this type of test design, four methods are supported in Weibull++:
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  • [[Image:3linedplot.png|center|700px|Probability plot of the three test stress levels.]] ...e made with the LR test, which can be performed using the Likelihood Ratio Test tool in ALTA. For example, in the following figure, the <math>\beta s\,\!</
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  • <noinclude>{{Template:ALTABOOK|Additional Tools|Accelerated Life Test Plans}}</noinclude> ...of the different stress types' levels). This section presents some common test plans for one-stress and two-stress accelerated tests.
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  • ...t, it was recorded as a failure. Note that, at this development stage, the test did not consider whether or not the target was destroyed.
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  • This example validates the results for a parametric binomial test design in Weibull++. ...1,000 hours with 50% confidence, 15 samples are tested for a zero failure test. How many hours should these samples be tested? The failure times are assum
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  • A reliability engineer wants to design a zero-failure demonstration test in order to demonstrate a reliability of 80% at a 90% confidence level. Use By substituting <math>f=0\,\!</math> (since it a zero-failure test) the non-parametric binomial equation becomes:
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  • This example validates the results for a non-parametric binomial test design in Weibull++.
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  • ...dates the results for an exponential chi-squared reliability demonstration test design in Weibull++. ...s tested for a total of 2,000 hours, and three failures were observed. The test was time-truncated. Assuming a constant failure rate, what is the demonstra
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  • #REDIRECT [[Reliability Test Design]]
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  • This example validates the results for the 3 level optimum test plan with two stresses in ALTA. ...e stress in volts/mm. The planning values for the model parameters for the test plan are:
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  • ...est is <math>m=6\,\!</math> and that the number of allowed failures in the test is <math>r=2.\,\!</math> We can then solve for the required test time, <math>T,\,\!</math> for each system:
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  • {{template:RGA BOOK|8|Reliability Demonstration Test Design for Repairable Systems}} ...ration tests for repairable systems. For example, you may want to design a test to demonstrate a specific cumulative MTBF for a specific operating period a
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  • This example validates the results for the 3 level best compromise test plan with one stress in ALTA. The planning values of the model parameters for the test plan are <math>\beta\,\!</math> = 1.667, &nbsp; <math>\beta_{0}\,\!</math>
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  • This example validates the results for the 2 level statistically optimum test plan for one stress in ALTA. The planning values of the model parameters for the test plan are <math>\beta\,\!</math> = 1.667, &nbsp; <math>\beta_{0}\,\!</math>
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  • ...nce. The available time for the demonstration test is 4,000 hours for each test unit. Assuming zero failures are allowed, what is the required number of un ...en that in order to demonstrate a 10,000 hours MTBF with 80% confidence, 5 test units will be required.
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  • ===Test-Find-Test Data=== {{:Test-Find-Test_Data_Example}}
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  • ==Missile Launch Test Example== ===Missile Launch Test with Modes===
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  • ...nce. The available time for the demonstration test is 4,000 hours for each test unit. Assuming zero failures are allowed, what is the required number of un ...en that in order to demonstrate a 10,000 hours MTBF with 80% confidence, 5 test units will be required.
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  • ...e (or <math>CL=0.9\,\!</math>) if no more than 2 failures occur during the test (<math>f=2\,\!</math>). The chi-squared value can be determined from tables This means that 16,374 hours of total test time needs to be accumulated with no more than two failures in order to dem
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  • ...ototype of a system was tested with design changes incorporated during the test. A total of 12 failures occurred. The data set is given in the following ta |+'''Developmental Test Data'''
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  • ...!</math>. We want to determine the number of units to test for <math>{{t}_{TEST}}=60\,\!</math> hours to demonstrate this goal. ...e as the reliability demonstration example. Next, the value of <math>{{R}_{TEST}}\,\!</math> is calculated as:
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  • #REDIRECT [[Reliability Test Design]]
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  • ...=100\,\!</math> hours with a 95% confidence if no failure occur during the test. We will assume a Weibull distribution with a shape parameter <math>\beta = '''Determining Units for Available Test Time'''
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  • #What is the instantaneous Reliability at the end of the test? #How many additional test runs with a one-sided 90% confidence level are required to meet an instanta
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  • 27 circuit boards were put in an accelerated life test, with temperature as the stress (or stimuli). The goal is to estimate the r ! colspan="3" align="center"|Test Chamber Temperature 463K
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  • ...with a probability of 99.999% at 120 N · m. The following setup shows the test plan in ALTA. [[Image:1testplan.png|center|650px|Test plan setup for a single stress test.]]
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  • A reliability engineer wants to design a zero-failure demonstration test in order to demonstrate a reliability of 80% at a 90% confidence level. Use By substituting <math>f=0\,\!</math> (since it a zero-failure test) the non-parametric binomial equation becomes:
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  • ...e allocated for the test, and the test engineers want to know how long the test will last if all the units are tested to failure. Based on previous experim ...see the upper bound of the last failure is about 955 hours. Therefore, the test probably will last for around 955 hours.
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  • ...test chamber contains 50 units and is set to a different temperature. The test is performed continuously for 15 weeks, but monitored only on a weekly basi ...ath> life (in hours) of the electronic device. The data obtained from the test are recorded in an ALTA standard folio, using the interval data format, as
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  • ...evaluation every 1,000 hours. The cumulative test times at the end of each test phase are 5,000; 15,000; 25,000; 35,000; 45,000 and 60,000 hours. ...ng|center|400px|Portion of test results for a six-phase reliability growth test program.]]
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  • [[Image:3linedplot.png|center|700px|Probability plot of the three test stress levels.]] ...e made with the LR test, which can be performed using the Likelihood Ratio Test tool in ALTA. For example, in the following figure, the <math>\beta s\,\!</
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  • This example validates the results for the 2 level statistically optimum test plan for one stress in ALTA. The planning values of the model parameters for the test plan are <math>\beta\,\!</math> = 1.667, &nbsp; <math>\beta_{0}\,\!</math>
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  • ...ing|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr11"}}){{APIComment|'Replace with name and path to test repository.}} ...ry.Project.SetCurrentProject(1){{APIComment|'Replace with the object ID of test project.}}
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  • {{template:RGA BOOK|8|Reliability Demonstration Test Design for Repairable Systems}} ...ration tests for repairable systems. For example, you may want to design a test to demonstrate a specific cumulative MTBF for a specific operating period a
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  • This example validates the results for a parametric binomial test design in Weibull++. ...1,000 hours with 50% confidence, 15 samples are tested for a zero failure test. How many hours should these samples be tested? The failure times are assum
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  • This example validates the results for test-fix-test data (failure terminated) in RGA. ...ard IEC 61164 (Reliability Growth in Product Design and Test – Statistical Test and Estimation Methods), Example 2 – Case 1, pg. 30.
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  • ...a for the previous version, the expected beta and lambda parameters of the test are 0.5 and 0.3, respectively. Do the following: ...ded 90% lower confidence bound on the instantaneous MTBF at the end of the test.
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  • This example validates the results for the 3 level best compromise test plan with one stress in ALTA. The planning values of the model parameters for the test plan are <math>\beta\,\!</math> = 1.667, &nbsp; <math>\beta_{0}\,\!</math>
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Fix-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-fix-test data (time terminated) in RGA.
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  • ...est is <math>m=6\,\!</math> and that the number of allowed failures in the test is <math>r=2.\,\!</math> We can then solve for the required test time, <math>T,\,\!</math> for each system:
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  • ...Arrhenius-Weibull model to the observed data and analyze the result of the test. The following times-to-failure data were observed. :* The stress values used in the test were well within the "specification limits" for the product (see discussion
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  • ...idual trial by trial. The table below shows the data set obtained from the test. The first column specifies the number of failures that occurred in each in ...aneous reliability and the 2-sided 90% confidence bounds at the end of the test?
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  • ...dates the results for an exponential chi-squared reliability demonstration test design in Weibull++. ...s tested for a total of 2,000 hours, and three failures were observed. The test was time-truncated. Assuming a constant failure rate, what is the demonstra
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  • ...e are two design options for a new product. The engineers need to design a test that compares the reliability performance of these two options. The reliabi ...nitial setup, set the sample size for each design to '''20''', and use two test durations of '''3,000''' and '''5,000''' hours. The following picture shows
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  • *The test will be conducted in seven phases. The cumulative phase end times are <math ...plan is to test 1,000 hours per week, so the average fix delay in terms of test hours for phases 1 and 2 is <math>{{L}_{1}}=1000\,\!</math> and <math>{{L}_
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  • ...xes, BD modes (test-find-test), are allowed. BC modes and fixes during the test cannot be entered. In this scenario, you want a stable system such that the
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  • A 15-stage reliability development test program was performed. The grouped per configuration data set is shown in t #What is the maximum reliability attained as the number of test stages approaches infinity?
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  • ...the test. The following table presents the data collected over the entire test. Find the Crow-AMSAA parameters and the intensity function using maximum li <center>'''Developmental Test Data''' </center>
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  • This example validates the results for the 3 level optimum test plan with two stresses in ALTA. ...e stress in volts/mm. The planning values for the model parameters for the test plan are:
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  • You can use the non-parametric Bayesian method to design a test for a system using information from tests on its subsystems. For example, s ...s prior distribution, we now can design a system reliability demonstration test by calculating system reliability ''R'', confidence level ''CL'', number of
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  • ...t, it was recorded as a failure. Note that, at this development stage, the test did not consider whether or not the target was destroyed.
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  • ...imes-to-failure for the upcoming test. The purpose is to explore different test durations in order to demonstrate an MTBF of 200 hours. ...urrent" data sheet and then set the number of systems to 3. Initially, the test is set to be time terminated with 2,000 operating hours per system, for a t
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  • ...escription of the assumptions of the test plan, if the action is part of a test plan. '''String'''. ...he description of the results of the test plan, if the action is part of a test plan. '''String'''.
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  • ...ing|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr11"}}){{APIComment|'Replace with name and path to test repository.}} ...ry.Project.SetCurrentProject(1){{APIComment|'Replace with the object ID of test project.}}
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Find-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-find-test data in RGA.
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  • ...ing|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr11"}}){{APIComment|'Replace with name and path to test repository.}} ...ry.Project.SetCurrentProject(1){{APIComment|'Replace with the object ID of test project.}}
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  • ...> and <math>{{T}_{4}}=100000\,\!</math>. The average fix delay in terms of test hours for each phase is: <math>{{L}_{1}}=10000\,\!</math>, <math>{{L}_{2}}= ...gram was initiated and actual test data from phase 1 is now available. The test data were analyzed using the Crow Extended - Continuous Evaluation model an
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  • {{Reference Example|{{Banner RGA Reference_Examples}}|Test-Fix-Find-Test Data}} This example validates the results for test-fix-find-test data in RGA.
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  • Consider the following test data, as shown in the following Table B.1.
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  • ...include>shown in the [[Test-Find-Test_Data_Example|Crow Extended Test-Find-Test Data example]]</noinclude><includeonly>given above</includeonly>.
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  • ...that the two accelerated bend stresses are 90º and 180º. For the 90º bend, test the paper clip using the following procedure. Use a similar procedure for t '''Paper Clip Test'''
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  • #What is the rate at which unique BD modes are being generated during this test? #If the test continues for an additional 50 hours, what is the minimum number of new uni
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  • ==Common Beta Hypothesis Test== ...rences|[17]]], suppose that <math>K\,\!</math> number of systems are under test. Each system has an intensity function given by:
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  • ...a test, we must determine the sample size to test as well as the expected test duration. The next simple example illustrates the methods available in Simu ...ed until we arrive at an acceptable test design (i.e., number of units and test duration).
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