Long-Term Life Test Data Modeling and Field Correlation — An HDD Experience

Not every company can afford or is willing to invest in long-term life testing due to time and cost constraints. But such a test can provide very valuable insight about product field behavior during its lifetime. Authors of this paper present a case study on hard disk drive long-term life test data...

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