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<onlyinclude>Represents an FMEA function.</onlyinclude> | style="width: 200px;"|XfmeaFunction||Creates an instance of the XfmeaFunction class.

== Example == {{APIComment|'Add code to get an existing model or create a new one.}}

==Example== The following example demonstrates how to analyze an ALTA data set with a stress profile.

:Required. Object. Can be an array of numeric stress values or [[CProfile_Class|cProfile]] objects. == Example ==

...ulation tool that can assist in designing accelerated tests. The following example illustrates a potential use of SimuMatic. A reliability engineer wants to design an accelerated test for an electronic component in order to demonstrate a B10 life of 1 year with a 90

...failure of the component. A warranty time of one year is to be given, with an expected return of 10% of the population. The following table shows the tim 1) Since the failure occurred at the very beginning of the test and for an unrelated reason, it can be omitted from the analysis. If it is included it

''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/system_analysis System ...Weibull distribution approximation for the parallel system in the previous example.</includeonly>

| style="width: 180px;"|ALTAStressProfile||Creates an instance of the ALTAStressProfile class.

:Required. Object. Can be an array of numeric stress values or [[CProfile_Class|Profile]] objects. == Example ==

| style="width: 200px;"|cModel||Creates an instance of the cModel class. |ErrorHappened||Indicates whether the last calculation produced an error. (Read-only) '''Boolean'''

''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/reliability_growth_and ...The purpose is to explore different test durations in order to demonstrate an MTBF of 200 hours.

:Required. Object. Can be an array of numeric stress values or [[CProfile_Class|cProfile]] objects. == Example ==

<onlyinclude>Represents an FMEA cause.</onlyinclude> | style="width: 200px;"|XfmeaCause||Creates an instance of the XfmeaCause class.

''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/reliability_growth_and ...as possible and without changing the EFs of the existing BD modes. Assume an EF = 0.7 for any newly assigned BD modes.

...indicator variables. Indicator variables only take a value of 1 or 0. For example, consider a sample of test units. A number of these units were obtained fro Assume that an accelerated test was performed with these units, and temperature was the ac

<onlyinclude>Returns an array of '''[[NameIdPair Class|NameIDPair]]''' objects (effectively Diction == Example ==

<onlyinclude>Returns an array of '''[[UnitInfo Class|UnitInfo]]''' objects that represent the units == Example ==

...component is not as good as new is to give the component some age. As an example, if one is dealing with car tires, a tire that is not as good as new would ...tenance actions on the same component, the age of the component after such an action is the initial age plus the time to failure since the last maintenan

''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/reliability_growth_and ...e. The + indicates the latest mileage observed without failure. Car 1, for example, had a repair at 7068 miles and was observed until 26,744 miles. Do the fol

...low to the Button Click event handler in your project. A discussion of the example follows. ...set before you can create a plot. The first three sections of code in this example demonstrate how to create and analyze a simple Weibull++ data set (for a fu