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"Engineering reliability concerns failure data analysis, the economics of maintenance policies, and system reliability. This textbook develops the use of probability and statistics in engineering reliability and maintenance problems. The author uses probability models in the analysis of failure data, decision relative to planned maintenance, and prediction relative to preliminary design."

"This third edition textbook provides the basics of reliability physics and engineering that are needed by electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, civil engineers, biomedical engineers, materials scientists, and applied physicists to help them to build better devices/products. The information contained within should help all fields of engineering to develop better methodologies for: more reliable product designs, more reliable materials selections, and more reliable manufacturing processes-all of which should help to improve product reliability. A mathematics level through differential equations is needed. Also, a familiarity with the use of excel spreadsheets is assumed. Any needed statistical training and tools are contained within the text. While device failure is a statistical process (thus making statistics important), the emphasis of this book is clearly on the physics of failure and developing the reliability engineering tools required for product improvements during device-design and device-fabrication phases.- Provides a comprehensive textbook on reliability physics of semiconductors, from fundamentals to applications;- Explains the fundamentals of reliability physics and engineering tools for building better products;- Contains statistical training and tools within the text;- Includes new chapters on Physics of Degradation, and Resonance and Resonance-Induced Degradation."

"Companies following the Six Sigma process have seen their products' initial quality statistics soar, with defects all but eliminated. But how can companies make sure the quality lasts? One method is to subject products to exaggerated conditions that simulate the wear and tear of months, years, or a lifetime of use. Called Multiple Environment Overstress Tests (MEOST), these rigorous tests can expose potential design flaws, limitations of materials, and construction that normal quality inspections might miss. "World Class Reliability" presents a blueprint for creating and applying the MEOST methodology to products in almost any industry."