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== Contents ==

Robustness Validation is used to assess the reliability of electronic components by comparing the specific requirements of the product are compared with the actual "real life values​​". With the introduction of this methodology, a specific list of requirements (usually based on the [[Original_Equipment_Manufacturer | OEM]]) is required. The requirements for the product can be distinguished.defined Inin the environmental requirements (mission profiles) and the functional requirements (use cases).

=== Mission Profiles ===

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The mission profiles describes the loads and stresses acting on the product in actual use. These are, for example, changes in temperature, temperature profile, vibration and working of electrical and mechanical fields, or other environmental factors. It is important to specify the relevant stressors in their nature, intensity and duration of exposure, as well as the mix as closely as possible. With these details areit givenis possible, within specified accuracy, projections regarding reliability of application and its components in field applications possible.

=== Use Cases ===