The ever increasing pressure to quickly deliver higher reliability products at lower costs is prevalent throughout major industries such as:

• avionics
• communications
• networking equipment
• computer systems
• medical
• and defense

which has led to new design and manufacturing techniques.

Now, more than ever, it is imperative to revisit reliability testing techniques and measure their effectiveness against manufacturing and design advances.

A comparison of accelerated stress tests conducted at Qualmark labs 10 years ago, as measured against more recent results, yielded significant differences in the ratios and types of failures found.

This study uncovers:

• shifts in operating and destruct limits
• reviews causes of the differences between the failure data from the two time periods
• and reveals the stresses needed to find failure modes that could go undetected in today's modern electronics.

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