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2. Reliability
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Reliability is defined as the ability of a device to operate without failure, under given conditions, for a given time. When we quantify this parameter, we express this aptitude as the probability of reaching a time t without failure.
For example: reliability (1,000 hours) = 98%, which means that in 2% of cases, we have to accept that a failure may occur before the specified time.
It should be noted that absolute reliability (zero risk of failure or reliability (t ) = 100%) does not generally exist, which may be considered regrettable, since...
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