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Creation, validation, and implementation of a Highly Accelerated Life Testing (HALT) procedure to improve the reliability of printed circuit boards

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Figure 3:  The  Bath tub curve.  The green,  red and cyan curves represent the infant mortality, constant and wear out  failures  respectively, while the blue  curve is a combined representation of
Figure 4: - Life  Cycle of electronic components in the absence of burn-in test [10]
Figure 9-  HALT Chamber
Figure 15-  HyperTerminal  functional test output
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