Implementing Physics of Failure into the Design Process

 

Abstract

Pressure to design products under budget and on time are the biggest challenge of Engineering teams. The challenge requires new methods to break away from the old design-build-test-fix iterative ad-hoc engineering flow. Physics based simulation is proving to be the way to make this change.

In this seminar, you will learn about the best methods and tools to incorporate the Physics of Failure modeling approach into your design process. You will gain information that will help you develop better, more reliable products faster and more efficiently no matter what industry you are in.

 

Program

09:00-09:30 Registration and coffee
09:30-10:45 Physics of Failure and Design for Reliability
10:45-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:15 Introduction to Sherlock
12:15-12.45 User cases and future plans

12:45-13.15 Lunch

 

This seminar will take place at High Tech Campus in Eindhoven and is of course free of charge.

 

Via this link you can register yourself for this great opportunity to hear and learn from Dr. Craig Hillman, an expert in Physics of Failure.

 

Craig Hillman, PhD CEO and Managing Partner

 

As CEO and Managing Partner, Dr. Hillman guides DfR Solutions with his broad-based expertise in Design for Reliability (DfR) best practices, Pb-free transition strategies, commodity and engineered products supplier qualification, passive component technology (capacitors, resistors, etc.) and printed board failure mechanisms.

 

Previous Experience

• Director of Laboratory Services, University of Maryland

 

Education

• Post-doctoral fellowship, Cambridge University
• Ph.D., Materials, University of California – Santa Barbara
• B.S., Metallurgical Engineering and Material Science, Carnegie Mellon

We’re looking forward seeing you there!