Photonic component and subsystem reliability modeling

Photonic component and subsystem reliability modeling

The focus of the project being summarized herein is to develop a method for predicting the reliability of photonic components and assemblies that is compatible with MIL-HDBK-217, so that system level designers can efficiently estimate the reliability of systems using fiber optics and photonics. Phot...

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