Is there any measurement or clue which can indicate the lifetime of the MD110 equipment such as cards GJUL4,GJU5, ELU28,PU4DC and etc. In other words how long or age the equipment can working or functioning. This to ensure any cards can be replaced before its became defective ...
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MD110 electronic equipment lifetime eg. GJUG5, GJUL4, PU4DC?
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From by ALREI:
28.09.2004 13:27 ALREI
There is a table in ALEX:
Hardware reliability data.
TLU76 - 80 years, TMU -98, ELU29 -60, ELU28 -46, NIU -83, TLU74 -41.
28.09.2004 13:27 ALREI
There is a table in ALEX:
Hardware reliability data.
TLU76 - 80 years, TMU -98, ELU29 -60, ELU28 -46, NIU -83, TLU74 -41.
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Reliability and failure are statistical. These are normally expressed in mean time between failure as being so many hours, months or years. This means that the more of an item in service in the world, then the more the total number of failures that can be expected, and will actually occur. For any individual card, the lifetime cannot be specified as variations due to for example, the operating conditions, (such as airconditioning settings, power supply tolerance, etc) will have a cumulative effect. An indivdual card may last in service one week; the card that is used to replace it may remain in service for 40 years. All that can be predicted is the rate at which board failure will occur.
If you are concerned about minimizing downtime due to specific board failures, it would be more practical to keep a stock of these critical cards handy for when failure does actually happen.
If you are concerned about minimizing downtime due to specific board failures, it would be more practical to keep a stock of these critical cards handy for when failure does actually happen.
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