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Image Description - 0703-1
An uncaptioned figure shows the general relationship between reliability of
a part in terms of failure rate and temperature. A curved line in the graph
represents the relationship. The slope of the line increases non-linearly from
left to right. Failure rate is plotted on the y-axis and temperature on the
x-axis. The plot shows the failure rate for the same part at two different temperatures
TA and TB, with TA < TB. No specific numerical values have been associated with
any of the labels shown in the figure. The figure illustrates that by drawing
a vertical line upward from TA and TB, which lie on the x-axis, until the lines
intersect the curve and then continuing each line horizontally to the left until
they intersect the y-axis, corresponding failure rates, lA (Lambda A) and lB,
for TA and TB, respectively, are obtained.
A legend on the left lists the parameters that are given in constructing the
graph. The listed parameters include Specific part, Specific Derating Factor
and Specific Chemical Activation energy.
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