2018
DOI: 10.1109/ted.2018.2802868
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TWTA On-Orbit Reliability for Satellite Industry

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“…Therefore, digging out some valuable reliability information from satellite failure data can be used to assess the satellite operation status on the one hand, and can provide a certain theoretical basis for the on-orbit maintenance of the satellites on the other hand. Then, before the satellite fails, the practical failure control measures can be performed to repair and improve the satellite reliability performance [3]- [4].…”
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“…Therefore, digging out some valuable reliability information from satellite failure data can be used to assess the satellite operation status on the one hand, and can provide a certain theoretical basis for the on-orbit maintenance of the satellites on the other hand. Then, before the satellite fails, the practical failure control measures can be performed to repair and improve the satellite reliability performance [3]- [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and is the "year") are used as the training samples to model the satellite failure distribution, and the satellite failure rate data of =7.4027 14.2658 t a a  are used as the test samples to verify the satellite failure distribution. Based on the single Weibull distribution model , the satellite failure rate data of =0.0055 7.4027 t a a are used for statistical modeling of satellite failure, and the parameter estimation results obtained by using least squares logarithm algorithm are shown in(3). Moreover, the estimated satellite failure distribution is shown in Fig.2.…”
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