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SunMizer(TM) DC Power Optimizer Achieves 500+ Year MTBF Estimate
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Simple design offers extreme reliability
PETALUMA, Calif., Oct. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Xandex Solar today announced its new
SunMizer(TM) DC Power Optimizer has completed in-house and Ops A La Carte LLC
reliability modeling and testing. The reliability modeling concludes that
SunMizer(TM) has an expected Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) of more than
500 years.
Xandex Inc, leveraging more than 28 years of experience designing high
quality, high technology products, conducted electrical performance,
environmental qualification and field tests to ensure SunMizer(TM) performance
over the range of operating conditions exceeds the expected life of the
product. "The SunMizer(TM) design and quality team's number one focus is
reliability," stated Xandex VP of Engineering and Quality, Jeff Muchow. "Our
team hit the mark by maintaining low component count and using components
designed for use in demanding environments. In addition to extensive testing
in the Xandex Reliability Lab, we knew we wanted to engage in Highly
Accelerated Life Testing (HALT) to improve product reliability and support
implementation of Highly Accelerated Stress Screening (HASS) in production;
our partner, Ops A La Carte was able to supply this and much more."
Ops A La Carte LLC, leveraging experience of reliability testing more than 500
products worked with Xandex to successfully execute HALT of the SunMizer(TM)
product and develop a HASS protocol for production. "The Ops A La Carte team
was able to integrate and collaborate with the Xandex team on their schedule
and provide traditional reliability models," Mike Silverman, Managing Partner
for Ops A La Carte stated. "In addition, our proprietary tools and patented
reliability estimation methods were used to ensure SunMizer(TM) operates
beyond its expected life, critical for a product with a generous warranty."
About Ops A La Carte LLC
Ops A La Carte is a Professional Reliability Engineering firm focused on
providing confidence in reliability throughout product life cycle. Ops A La
Carte offers a flexible method of engagement. Solutions include end-to-end
reliability testing, specific problem solving and targeted reliability
services. Ops' own HALT and HASS Reliability Labs provide reliability
assessment, consultation, testing, training, and have successfully helped
customers improve the reliability of over 500 different products in over 90
different industries. Whether the problem is a field failure or occurs in
product development, where reliability can not be left to chance, the Ops team
will develop a reliability solution that is right for every customer. For more
information visit www.opsalacarte.com.
About Xandex Solar
Xandex Solar is the solar products and services division of Xandex, Inc.
Organized in 2007, our mission is to be a premier provider of solar energy
solutions worldwide. Our parent company, Xandex Inc. was founded as a
technology startup in 1981 to design and manufacture innovative solutions for
the semiconductor test and packaging industry. Continuing in that tradition of
technological innovation, Xandex Solar is undertaking research and development
projects to improve PV conversion efficiency, reduce the cost of solar
electricity and increase adoption of solar electric systems. For more
information visit www.xandexsolar.com or contact:
Media: Kim Anderson email: kanderson@xandex.com (707) 763-7799 x144
Toll Free (800) 767-9543
Sales: Ted Wong email: twong@xandex.com (707) 763-7799 x179
Toll Free (800) 767-9543
SOURCE Xandex Solar, a Division of Xandex Inc.
Kim Anderson, +1-707-763-7799, ext. 144, 1-800-767-9543
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