Failure analysis of integrated detector dewar cryocooler assembly

Quality, Reliability, Risk, Maintenance, and Safety Engineering(2013)

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Abstract
The Integrated Detector Dewar Cryocooler Assembly (IDDCA) is a critical component for advanced infrared systems, and especially in infrared (IR) applications, a high reliability for the IDDCA is required increasingly. In this paper, we systematically analyze the failure modes of IDDCA, such as interconnect failure, diodes degradation, vacuum failure, spring fracture, leakage of working medium, mechanical wear and contamination based on their reliability physics. Generally, thermal cycles, outgassing, process defects, are the major causes of these failures. This paper would be helpful for improving the level in the design and manufacture of IDDCA.
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reliability physics,process defects,vacuum failure,infrared focal plane array (irfpa),springs (mechanical),working medium,failure mode,fracture,interconnect failure,integrated detector dewar cryocooler assembly,advanced infrared systems,failure analysis,critical component,outgassing,high reliability,infrared detectors,contamination,spring fracture,reliability,thermal cycles,design engineering,cryocooler,infrared applications,iddca,diode degradation,wear,failure modes,mechanical wear,dewar,assembly,indium,materials,detectors,temperature
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