pjshah
Newbie level 5
Hi all,
I know that most of the power supply manufacturers, give data on room temperature (25C). Every (95%) power supply data sheet has MTBF at 25C. Is there a way we can calculate this number at higher temperature?? I would like to calculate this at 75C.
I am not looking exact number (in terms of years) but at-least rough estimate.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
pj
I know that most of the power supply manufacturers, give data on room temperature (25C). Every (95%) power supply data sheet has MTBF at 25C. Is there a way we can calculate this number at higher temperature?? I would like to calculate this at 75C.
I am not looking exact number (in terms of years) but at-least rough estimate.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
pj