This paper explores the relationship between reliability and sustainable development for electronic products in the context of product life. The objective of the paper is to emphasize that a sustainable solution can be designed for each product depending on its expected life in service and its life cycle environment. The assessment of electronics concerning environmental impacts, economic costs and social aspects is described and first results from assessing social aspects are pointed out. Case studies of electronic systems with range of expected usable life are discussed and issues pertaining to their reliability and sustainability are reviewed
An increasing number of mobile Internet-enabled devices (MIEDs) is sold, whose production requires l...
The life cycle of electronic products is associated with significant environmental impacts. Compared...
This paper considers a specific aspect of sustainable consumption: product obsolescence in the consu...
AbstractEcoReliability describes the inclusion of reliability aspects into the environmentally consc...
EcoReliability describes the inclusion of reliability aspects into the environmentally conscious des...
Information about the condition of electronic systems in use supports sustainability, reliability, m...
At first a short outline is given on how certain technology and product developments in the electron...
Smartphones account for a large and growing portion of global electronic waste, and the life extensi...
A technical system is supposed to implement a benefit for a customer (social need). In the context o...
This Thesis will develop – on the basis of an extensively conducted literature review – a concept wi...
The paper explains and discusses the neologism Eco-Reliability from the three perspectives Ecology, ...
The electronics market is characterized by short innovation cycles. It is becoming increasingly diff...
Sustainability of electronic products until recently mainly focused on improving the energy efficien...
International audiencetThe electronics industry today is not yet green and/or sustainable. Indeed, t...
During the last decades electronic equipment industry has experienced rapid expansion, which led to ...
An increasing number of mobile Internet-enabled devices (MIEDs) is sold, whose production requires l...
The life cycle of electronic products is associated with significant environmental impacts. Compared...
This paper considers a specific aspect of sustainable consumption: product obsolescence in the consu...
AbstractEcoReliability describes the inclusion of reliability aspects into the environmentally consc...
EcoReliability describes the inclusion of reliability aspects into the environmentally conscious des...
Information about the condition of electronic systems in use supports sustainability, reliability, m...
At first a short outline is given on how certain technology and product developments in the electron...
Smartphones account for a large and growing portion of global electronic waste, and the life extensi...
A technical system is supposed to implement a benefit for a customer (social need). In the context o...
This Thesis will develop – on the basis of an extensively conducted literature review – a concept wi...
The paper explains and discusses the neologism Eco-Reliability from the three perspectives Ecology, ...
The electronics market is characterized by short innovation cycles. It is becoming increasingly diff...
Sustainability of electronic products until recently mainly focused on improving the energy efficien...
International audiencetThe electronics industry today is not yet green and/or sustainable. Indeed, t...
During the last decades electronic equipment industry has experienced rapid expansion, which led to ...
An increasing number of mobile Internet-enabled devices (MIEDs) is sold, whose production requires l...
The life cycle of electronic products is associated with significant environmental impacts. Compared...
This paper considers a specific aspect of sustainable consumption: product obsolescence in the consu...