Modelling the Failure Time of a Transistor
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https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2316-9451.2019v7n3p79-90Keywords:
Curve of the bathtub. Reliability. Senile Mortality. Weibull distribution.Abstract
The present work aims to model the life span of a transistor through parametric reliability analysis. The application of reliability techniques allows the description of the behavior of equipment failures. The research method consisted of a case study based on the collected failure time of 24 transistors. Graphical and analytical methods, through the ProConf software, were used to verify that the Weibull distribution is the one that best fits the data. The reliability and risk functions are presented. The increasing risk and decreasing reliability, associated with the fact that the parameter is greater than one, indicates equipment wear. This corresponds to the onset of senile mortality, the final phase of its useful life.
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