10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DERATING»
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derating in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
derating and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Practical Reliability Of Electronic Equipment And Products
Appendix A is one company's parts derating guidelines document at the end of
this book. The rules for derating a part are logical and applied in a specific order.
The following is a typical example of such rules: 1. Use the part type number to ...
2
Reliability in Scientific Research: Improving the ...
Temperature derating is usually expressed as a difference rather than a ratio. In
the case of resistors, for instance, this is the maximum temperature minus 20 ◦C
for normal reliability levels, and the maximum temperature minus 40 ◦C for high ...
3
Gear Materials, Properties, and Manufacture
Derating Factors. In the above calculation, the derating factor (Cd) of 2.50 may
seem high but can be explained. The values given in Table 3 are based on an
assumption of average conditions and a failure from pitting conditions of situation
1, ...
4
Linear Integrated Circuits
Thus, taking into account the thermal resistance of the washer we have 8T = 7.33
°C/W = 8jc + Ow+ 8H = 0.5°C/W + 0.5°C/W + 8H or 8H = (7.33- 1.0) °C/W = 6.33°
C/W 8.5 DERATING Since even a good heat sink cannot hold the transistor case
...
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RELIABILITY ENGINEERING AND LIFE TESTING
1.12.3 Derating Derating is the reduction in electrical and thermal stresses
applied to a part in order to decrease the part failure rate, which enhance the
equipment reliability. Derating can be defined as a design strategy to improve the
...
6
Reliability Engineering for Electronic Design
Derating provides allowance for system electrical transients and also allows for
possible nonuniform part heating without catastrophic failure. Since
semiconductors as well as most electronic parts are sensitive to temperature, the
thermal ...
7
Product Reliability, Maintainability, and Supportability ...
When further improvements are no longer feasible and reliability is still short of
requirements, then derating and design redundancies may be the next option to
improve product reliability. Derating is a technique by which either the
operational ...
Michael Pecht, The Arinc Inc, 1995
8
Rechargeable Batteries Applications Handbook
O. \. OPEN CIRCUIT REST TIME derating factors are reasonably independent of
each other, multiplying them together gives a combined derating. For example,
90 per cent derating due to high discharge rate multiplied by 80 per cent derating
...
Gates Energy Products, 1998
9
Reliability Control for Electronic Systems
Derating Standards A set of component standards should be developed
specifying the minimum derating for all of the components to be used in
designing the product. These standards should be compatible with the hazard
rate and lifetime ...
10
Analog Electronic Circuits
8.47 Typical heat sinks 8.20.2 Derating of Power Transistor If heat sink is ideal,
the power transistor can be operated at its maximum rated power handling
capacity. But practically as junction temperature increases the power handling
capacity ...
U.A.Bakshi A.P.Godse, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DERATING»
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derating is used in the context of the following news items.
21 European Stocks To Buy On Pullbacks: Jefferies
Its -12% performance since the SXXP peak in April has been a pure derating and eliminated the group's sector premium. We value NORMA on ... «ValueWalk, Jul 15»
Small Integrated Motors Pack Big Features into Limited Spaces
hMT never loses functional control of the motor, so derating a motor's max torque by 50% to prevent stalling can be eliminated. NEMA 17 ... «Automation World, Jul 15»
DC-DC Converter achieves 93% efficiency.
The QSW operates at a fixed frequency and follows conservative component derating guidelines. The 93% efficiency rating eases the job of ... «ThomasNet News, Jul 15»
Wet Electrolytic Tantalum Capacitors operate up to 200°C.
... sealed in welded tantalum can and header assembly, TWA-Y Series is capable of up to 2,000 hours of operation with applicable derating. «ThomasNet News, Jul 15»
MTC1 1W DC/DC converters with wide input range from Murata
The MTC1 can operate up to 105 degrees C with derating. “The MTC1 with its 34% smaller footprint, UL60950 reinforced insulation and 3rd ... «ElectronicsWeekly.com, Jul 15»
Vishay - Polymer tantalum chip capacitors offer higher capacitance …
... 500mohm down to 25mohm at +25C and 100kHz and operate over a temperature range of -55C to +105C with voltage derating above +85C. «Electropages, Jul 15»
Naspers pulls India into its online web
... start to eat into the business, the earnings growth priced in at Tencent level would significantly disappoint, leading to a sharp derating. «BDlive, Jul 15»
Good days ahead, stock up if Greece makes mkt slide:Quantum
A: Most of the derating is done. In fact I am tad optimistic on the IT space selectively. If in the worst kind of patch for the West, the IT stocks and ... «Moneycontrol.com, Jul 15»
Vishay Intertechnology Enhances T55 Series of Polymer Tantalum …
... mΩ down to 25 mΩ at +25 °C and 100 kHz and operate over a temperature range of -55 °C to +105 °C with voltage derating above +85 °C. «GlobeNewswire, Jul 15»
AVX Introduces New High CV, Long Lifetime Wet Tantalum …
... of wet tantalum capacitors designed for use at 200°C, many of which are capable of up to 2,000 hours of operation with applicable derating. «Benzinga, Jun 15»
