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MTBF calculation
(A*) | | | (A)-----(X)------(B)----(D)-------(F)----(H)------| | | |----------------(C)----(E)-------(G)----(I)-------| Where: A - Data controller ( MTBF=100.000h) A* - Hotstandby Data...- Bantex
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- Forum: Engineering methods
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MTBF calculation
Hi Greg, That's right, it suck. :-) Well, I can tell that a single element failure will not fail the system as the controlling unit (A) still can communicate with all other units in the system. Actually in some cases failure of two or more units will not put the entire system down but that...- Bantex
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- Forum: Engineering methods
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MTBF calculation
Hi Greg, I agree, but the problem is in taking a right decision for what is in parallel and what is in serial. I have tried this but either way I get very unrealistic value. I have tried parallel combination in series with each other, i.e.: A||A* + B||G + C||F + D||E But than again I...- Bantex
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- Forum: Engineering methods
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MTBF calculation
Hi IR, What exactly do you mean by a class??- Bantex
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- Forum: Engineering methods
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MTBF calculation
Hi guys, I am having huge problems determining a MTBF value for an electrical system. I was hoping to get some good advice from here! :-) I have a system consisting of several components connected in a daisy chain, meaning that each device is connected in previous one which will eventually...- Bantex
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