Czech

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The student will be able to:
- define the basic concepts of reliability,
- describe methods of analyzing the reliability of systems,
- explain the methods of reliability management,
- explain the issue of risk in production,
- calculate selected indicators of system reliability.

Knowledge of the subject at the Bachelor´s degree level is required.

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The course is taught via lectures and sessions in computer laboratories and practical
laboratories. Students must submit a single project/assignment during the course.

up to 20 points from the seminars (the student will receive these points for their individual work in the field of reliability, and its presentation).
up to 80 points from a written examination.
The test focuses on the reliability issues discussed in the lectures and seminars.

1. Introduction to the study of reliability. Basic concepts of reliability.
2. Mathematical statistics. Random variables, utilization of random variable distribution in reliability. Exponential distribution.
3. Quantiles. Point and interval estimation of parameters of the basic set. Chi-quadrat and Student's distribution.
4. Expendable objects. Reliability characteristics of expendable objects.
5. Repairable objects. Reliability characteristics of repairable objects.
6. Serial and parallel reliability models. Combined models.
7. Methods of creating reserves for systems. Forms and functions of reserves. Static reserves. Dynamic reserves.
8. Introduction of the ISO 9000 quality system.
9. Degradation factors affecting electrical equipment. The relation between operating, partial and model stresses.
10. Degradation mechanisms in materials, elements and systems.
11. Diagnostic methods.
12. Testing the reliability of elements.
13. Testing the reliability of equipment.

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The aim of the subject is to familiarise students with the issues concerned with the reliability of electrotechnical products, and the introduction of the quality system into electrotechnical manufacturing.

The content and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified in a statement which is issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

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26 hours, compulsory