Accelerated Lifetime Testing and Reliability Engineering for Electric Automotive Powertrains
- 1st Edition - April 1, 2027
- Latest edition
- Author: Michael Leighton
- Language: English
This book provides an application-driven grounding in the fundamentals of accelerated lifetime testing (ALT) and reliability validation for electric vehicle powertrains, unifyi… Read more
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Description
Description
Key features
Key features
- Provides a thorough grounding in the development of accelerated lifetime testing (ALT) and reliability validation from a practical perspective, enabling readers to apply these principles into reliability validation planning and testing campaigns for electric vehicle powertrains
- Outlines each step of ALT, including usage definition, damage modeling and application, validation planning, and reliability assessment
- Links field operation and lab testing through an in-depth focus on usage analysis
- Extensive damage model compilation including mechanical, thermal, electrical, chemical, thermochemical, thermomechanical, and thermoelectrical
Readership
Readership
Table of contents
Table of contents
2. Usage Definition in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
3. Damage Modeling in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
4. Damage Application in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
5. Validation Techniques for Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
6. Failure Distributions in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
7. Reliability Validation in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
8. Game Theory in Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
9. Conclusions of Accelerated Lifetime Testing for Electric Powertrains
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: April 1, 2027
- Language: English
About the author
About the author
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Michael Leighton
Dr. Leighton has 15 years’ experience working in engineering, specialising in automotive powertrain development. His expertise lies in advancing methodologies for reliability, validation and testing. Currently at AVL List GmbH, he plays a key role in planning and delivering technical projects focused on transmission and e-axle systems, while also coordinating research initiatives.
Throughout his career, Michael has collaborated with numerous OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers, supporting projects from initial feasibility studies through to start of production. His academic foundation includes powertrain tribology, metrology and applied statistics, which underpin his analytical and problem-solving approach to engineering challenges.
Michael is a Certified Reliability Engineer (ASQ), a committee member of the IMechE Reliability Engineering working group, a member of two SAE committees, two IEEE committees and an IEC standard working group. He is also a visiting fellow of Loughborough University in the subject of Validation and Reliability.