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I run them every day. Every one of our systems goes through a set of
Environmental Screening and Vibration tests. We just qualified a unit
recently that underwent 2 weeks (nonstop) of
temperature/vibration/altitude testing with a profile that varies each
of the parameters to extremes...all while operational! You should see
the explosive decompression tests!
Sam
Al Thomason wrote:
> FWIW, one of my past jobs was testing of pre-productions computers for a
> major Japanese company. We had one test, the Chamber Test. It wan about 10
> days. We put in 40 computers and ran them from 0c to 40c, cycling about
> every 20 hours. If there was any failures, the whole design was sent back
> to resolve. Fond memories, a few lost voices from going between the Sahara
> and the arctic every day or so...
>
> We did lots of other 'fun' tests as well; shake, voltage, Electric shock
> testing, EMI, etc... (Often wonder just how much testing the PCs with no
> name get :-)
>
> -al-
>
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> .... I used to worry if my computer would get too hot
> to run in Mexico and Central America but now I am
> much more confident. .......
>
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