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Reliability

Reliability Program Overview

Analog Devices (ADI) has always placed the highest emphasis on delivering products that meet the utmost levels of reliability. ADI achieves this by incorporating quality and reliability checks in all realms of product and process design and manufacturing.

Our five-step reliability program includes: Design for Reliability, Built-in Reliability, Device Level Reliability, Wafer Level Reliability, and Reliability Monitoring Program.

Reliability Data & Resources

Analog Devices has a very active reliability monitoring and prediction program to ensure all products shipped are of the highest quality. ADI conducts all major classes of reliability tests on each of its processes utilizing state of the art equipment and methodologies. Results of accelerated environmental stress tests are extrapolated into standard operating conditions to predict useful lifetimes and ensure our products have some of the highest reliability levels in the industry. The links below provide access to reliability data, searchable by product or process/package family.

Reliability Focus Throughout the Product Life Cycle

Reliability Built in From the
Earliest Stages of Development

  • Building In Reliability

    The reliability groups work in tandem with the process development and manufacturing engineers when they are developing new technologies to facilitate Building in Reliability (BIR).

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  • Design for Reliability

    Reliability experts continuously engage with designers and Manufacturing to design reliability into all new products.

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  • Evaluation of Failure Mechanisms

    Reliability Engineers work closely with Design and Manufacturing Engineers to identify and eliminate potential unintended interactions between product designs, fabrication processes, and IC packages, thus maximizing overall reliability.

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  • Qualification Planning

    Qualification planning methodology allows high-quality reliability decisions to be made about the qualification process and reliability criteria by a team of project engineers who, by the nature of their involvement, are exceptionally knowledgeable on these issues.

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Reliability Validated Prior
to Product Release

  • Qualification Testing

    ADI works with its customers to study and understand the application and environment in which the product will be used to establish the appropriate levels of quality and reliability. These are then built into the product design and manufacturing flows and verified at the qualification stage of the new product cycle.

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  • EOS/ESD Robustness

    ADI design rules and proprietary design techniques for achieving CDM and HBM ESD robustness also guarantee MM ESD robustness.

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  • Process and Package Robustness

    Accelerated reliability stress tests are performed to validate product robustness.

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Reliability Validated Throughout
Product Life Cycle

  • Reliability Monitoring

    Production units are randomly pulled and subjected to rigorous stress tests to demonstrate product reliability on an ongoing basis.

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  • Product Analysis

    The Analog Devices product analysis groups are dedicated to providing customers with uncompromising support, whatever the issue. ADI demands that product analysis techniques be flawless and that analyst teams be comprised of highly trained and skilled professionals.

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  • Expertise on ESD Controls

    Analog Devices helps customers understand board-level and system-level EOS/ESD Protection.

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Technical Quality Papers