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1 February 1992 Fiber lifetime predictions
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Abstract
A computer program is described that can analyze optical fiber fatigue data from a variety of fatigue experiments and for a variety of crack growth kinetics models and can then predict long term static fatigue behavior. The key feature of the program is its’ ability to analyze the statistical uncertainty in the predictions due to scatter in the data to which the models are fitted. It is shown that uncertainty in the lifetime predictions is often dominated by the uncertainty in the choice of the appropriate crack growth model. It is therefore concluded that a range of models should be considered when making lifetime predictions.
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M. John Matthewson "Fiber lifetime predictions", Proc. SPIE 1580, Fiber Optic Components and Reliability, (1 February 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.135409
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Failure analysis

Fiber optic components

Reliability

Statistical analysis

Statistical modeling

Silicon

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