Reliability Control for Electronic Systems (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Reliability Control for Electronic Systems (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

by Lacombe

1999

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"Setting a new standard of reliability control - as opposed to simple reliability assurance - this new treatise demonstrates how electronic products manufacturers can improve the effectiveness and longevity of their finished components, building in reliability at the design stage and more efficiently monitoring it through-out production."--BOOK JACKET. "Using an example of a fictional company throughout that typifies the sort of firm that can most benefit from increased reliability control, Reliability Control for Electronic Systems is indispensable for electrical, electronics, manufacturing, and reliability engineers; electronics production managers; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines."--BOOK JACKET.

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