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A.4.2 Reliabiligy, Availability, and Maintainability of Advanced Communication Systems
Pages 450-452

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... The military, telecommunication, and electronic ~ndustnes have developed methodologies for calculating integrated system availability that uses MTBF, MTTH, and related parameters for system elements. As failure and repair involve uncertainty, many advanced sophisticated statistical techniques are available to model the many variations including component/equipment failure charactenstics, equipment and system architectures, alternative redundancy schemes, etc.
From page 451...
... An rrS-related example would be Mat We backbone communication subsystem be critical and local loop communication links and signal controllers be non-cntical win independent subsystem goals as opposed to Integrate system goals. Table A.4.2-1 discusses serial and paraBe!
From page 452...
... Element VlllR is evaluated as part of spares inventory replacement and not system ~MTTR. Serial elements A configuration of component, equipment, subsystem, system, etc such that ~ one element Parallel elements subsystem, system, etc such that all parallel elements must fail for the system to be considered failed.


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