Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber
Scott,
what is the industry standard for part failure? I know manufacturing can sometimes expect up to 25% of a part to be out of tolerance but I don't have much experience in production of electronics so I have no clue here.
|
I am sure someone else knows better than me on this forum, but I often hear customers state 3-5% is standard/acceptable. Of course, it is acceptable to me, too, until I am the one that experiences the failure. This is why we are endeavoring to make Jaguar even better.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber
Once again, thank you for supporting your product, I hope you are enjoying your induction into FIRST. You will never get out again  |
Dr. Ian Thomas (retired) in the University of Texas at Austin Electrical Engineering dept always had a famous quote when his class wondered why a surprise question popped up on the test that a good majority of the class would probably panic with or choke on. Students would file up at his desk during the exam to inquire 1:1 about it, and his constant, steadfast response to each panicked student was: "Don't look at me like that. You... were... WARNED!" Call me crazy, but I loved that class, and I love FIRST, even though in both cases, "I... was... WARNED!"