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Standby redundancy in reliability - a review

Robert DeWitt Yearout, P. Vijajasekhara Reddy, Doris Lloyd Grosh

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Redundancy is used to improve the reliability of a system beyond that obtained by redesigning the system or selecting better parts. This paper reviews the literature related to standby redundancy over the past ten years.

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Redundancy is used to improve the reliability of a system beyond that obtained by redesigning the system or selecting better parts. This paper reviews the literature related to standby redundancy over the past ten years.

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Redundancy is used to improve the reliability of a system beyond that obtained by redesigning the system or selecting better parts. This paper reviews the literature related to standby redundancy over the past ten years.

Key concepts: Redundancy (engineering), Reliability engineering, Reliability theory, Computer science, Maintenance engineering, Reliability (semiconductor), Engineering, Failure rate

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