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So, how would you evaluate whether or not you have done it? When you want to say something will last 10 years, you can utilize various techniques (running at h
by rossdavidh 2y ago
So, how would you evaluate whether or not you have done it? When you want to say something will last 10 years, you can utilize various techniques (running at higher temp, etc.) to simulate 10 years in, say, 6 months. But, crucially, we know that this is a reasonably good simulation, because we can compare things put through the "accelerated aging" with things that were made the same, but are actually 10 years old. So we know that they simulated aging works, at least to a degree. We don't have a reasonable way of testing whether or not something would last even 1 million years, if you're talking about electronics or anything similar, much less 1 billion, so any answer of "yes" or "no" is just opinion, loosely tethered at best to any facts.