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Worst Case Analysis |
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Do You Need Worst Case Circuit Analysis? Edge consulting
and sales represents
AEI systems. Have a question? As WCCA
experts, we are here to help.
There is no charge for initial consultations.
We are happy to discuss radiation, part tolerance, mission
life, space, specification, reliability, failure, and SDRL
related questions along with any other project requirements.
A Worst Case Circuit Analysis is a quantitative
assessment of the equipment performance, accounting for
manufacturing, environmental and aging effects. In addition
to a circuit analysis, a WCCA often includes stress and derating analysis, Failure Modes and Effects Criticality
(FMECA) and Reliability Prediction (MTBF).
The specific objective is to verify that the design is
robust enough to provide operation which meets the system
performance specification over design life under worst case
conditions and tolerances (initial, aging, radiation,
temperature, etc.).
The Stress and Derating Analysis is intended to increase
reliability by providing sufficient margin compared to the
allowable stress limits. This reduces overstress conditions
that may induce failure, and reduces the rate of
stress-induced parameter change over life. It determines the
maximum applied stress to each component in the system.
Factors Addressed During WCCA
Analog Circuit Analysis
Some of the factors to be considered during analysis
include:
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Digital Circuit Analysis
Digital circuit worst case analyses involves one or more of
the following:
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Component Tolerances
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