Posts Tagged ‘DOE’
Environmental Stress Testing for Robust Designs
To help plan future tests and projects, we review qualitative accelerated test models that can be used early in a design process.
Read MoreResults-Driven Decisions, Faster: Accelerated Stress Testing as a Reliability Life Test
We want to ensure our designs perform reliably, as expected and intended. With today’s high-reliability products and quick release to market, we probably don’t have enough time to just test our parts at normal use rates. It would take too long, because our products ARE so reliable. Or, we’ll miss our window of opportunity to get our product to market. There are several ways to get…
Read MoreWhen to use DOE (Design of Experiments)?
What is design of experiments, or DOE? What do we use it for and what is it all about? We talk about when we might want to use it during the design cycle, and we do this without getting into all of the how-to and mathematical equations. Transcript Expand What is design of experiments, or…
Read MoreHow Many Do We Need To Test?
In this episode we review sampling for design tests. We talk through a generic thought process for choosing a statistically relevant sample size and propose some basics that we can all learn about to better understand sampling. Our goal is for us to be able to better talk through a sampling scenario with our quality…
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