Abstract
As the complexity of electronic equipment increases, the battle for maintaining reliability becomes ever more difficult and expensive. Yet, competitive forces and the consumerism philosophy constantly demand higher product reliability. Several approaches have been utilized to meet this demand. These include rigid quality control [2], parts screening [12], redundancy [3], and equipment burn-in. The latter technique is the subject of this article.
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K. Kivenko
Mr. Kivenko is the Manager of Product Assurance for the Avionics Division of the Canadian Marconi Company in Montreal. He is a Member of ASQC and the Corporation of Engineers of Quebec.