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"I am pleased to entrust the courses that I have created to Ops a la Carte. I am confident that Mike Silverman and Fred Schenkelberg will present them effectively and that they will apply their own wide experience to develop them in line with changes in technology and methods" ---Patrick O'Connor, Author of Practical Reliability Engineering, Author of Test Engineering, Consultant ............................................... EDUCATION on the best tools for Reliability Engineering. INTEGRATION of all Elements of Reliability Programs for Maximum Value. Public and In-House Courses presented by world-class instructors directly in Silicon Valley. | | Education & Seminars Design for Testability (DfT)  OBJECTIVES Our DfT course is based on Pat O'Connor's book "Test Engineering" and covers the following topics: Stress-strength and failure of materials and electronics, Variation and reliability, Design analysis, Development test principles, Materials and systems test, Electronics test, Software, Manufacturing test, Testing in service, Data collection and analysis, Managing tests, and Laws, regulations, standards. Download brochure (pdf)  WHO SHOULD ATTEND This course is intended for those involved in manufacturing, design, or test, who want a better understanding of how to design a product to make it easier to test once in manufacturing.  OUTLINE Introduction Why test Causes of failures How to test Stress, Strength, and Failure of Materials Material Properties Causes of Strength Deterioration Design against Fatigue Wear Mechanisms Wear Reduction Corrosion Other Mechanical Failure Mechanisms Material Selection for Reliability/Durability Stress, Strength, and Failure of Electronics Stress Effects Temperature Effects on Reliability Semiconductor Device Technologies Microcircuit Mounting and Connection Semiconductor Device Failure Mechanisms Passive Device Failure Mechanisms Solder Insulation EMI Electrical Overstress (EOS) Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Variation and Reliability Different Types of Distributions Distributed Load and Strength Design Analysis Multiple variations/Design of Experiments Confidence and risk Statistical, scientific, and engineering confidence Measures of reliability Patterns of failure Development Test Principles Fundamental Principle of Test Development Limits Environments Accelerated Stress Test Highly Accelerated Life Test (HALT) Accelerated Test vs. DOE Electronics Test Circuit Test Principles: Analog Circuit Test Principles: Digital Manual Test Equipment Automated Test Equipment (ATE) Test Capability Design for Test (DfT) Layout for ICT Built-in Test (BIT) EMI/EMC Test Test Control and Data Acquisition IC Test Software Hardware/Software Reliability Differences Software Reliability Error Reduction Fault Tolerance Languages Software Testing Documentation Software Reliability Prediction and Measurement Manufacturing Test Test in Manufacturing Manufacturing Test Principles Test Capability Manufacturing Test Economics Stress Screening HASS Electronics Manufacturing Faults Fault Proportions and Coverage Assembly Test Burn-In (ESS) Integrating Stress Screening Test in Service Test schedule (continuous, operating cycles, calendar time) BIT/BIST No Fault Found Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Objectives Maintenance Categories Stress Screens for Repairs Calibration Data Collection and Analysis FRACAS Failure review board Different types of databases Linking databases across divisions/suppliers Managing Tests Test Procedures Developing a Test Program Testing Purchased Items In-House vs. External Facilities Project Test Plan Manufacturing Test Plan Management Issues Future of Test | | |