Abstract:Abstract.A new forecast approach for the reliability of power semiconductor devices in cyclic operation on the basis of numerical analysis of nonuniform temperature fields is offered. We compared the failure rates of semiconductor power devices in real thermal regime with the thermal conductivity of the statistical data.
“…Utilization of the methods in predicting electrical devices POF reliability allows minimizing the number of acceptance tests. Thus the methods based on the physics of failure [9][10][11][12][13][14], may be the important component concepts of PDfR (PDfR -Probabilistic Design for Reliability) [15] and DRM (DRM -Dynamic Reliability Management) [16].…”
Abstract.A new approach for predicting the reliability indices based on the numerical analysis of nonuniform temperature fields of power transformer is reported. The failure rates of a power transformer in a real thermal mode of device under natural convection were compared with statistical data.. The necessity of unsteady temperature field consideration was shown to enchance the reliability prediction
“…Utilization of the methods in predicting electrical devices POF reliability allows minimizing the number of acceptance tests. Thus the methods based on the physics of failure [9][10][11][12][13][14], may be the important component concepts of PDfR (PDfR -Probabilistic Design for Reliability) [15] and DRM (DRM -Dynamic Reliability Management) [16].…”
Abstract.A new approach for predicting the reliability indices based on the numerical analysis of nonuniform temperature fields of power transformer is reported. The failure rates of a power transformer in a real thermal mode of device under natural convection were compared with statistical data.. The necessity of unsteady temperature field consideration was shown to enchance the reliability prediction
Abstract. The aim of this work is to develop a computer-aided control and heat chamber on the basis of PLC Siemens S7-200, its installation, adjustment and subsequent commissioning.
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