Abstract
Incomplete specifications on new products are very common resulting in unreliable products and costly scope creeps and design changes. Designing out failures using lessons learned can result in very high reliability and significantly lower warranty costs. The quickest way to make use of the lessons learned is to learn from heuristics which are short statements based on wisdom from lessons learned over many products. The article covers examples to show how the heuristics were applied to successful products. © 2013 IEEE.
Author supplied keywords
- Customer requirements
- Design for durability
- Design for reliability
- Durability
- Durability requirements
- Environmental requirements
- Failure modes and effects analysis
- Functional performance
- Life cycle cost
- Reliability requirements
- Reliability test plan
- Requirements analysis
- Safety critical failure
- User interface requirements
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CITATION STYLE
Raheja, D. (2013). Heuristics for design for reliability for electrical and electronic products. IEEE Access, 1, 63–66. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2013.2259535
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