基于温度循环加速退化试验的光纤连接器寿命评估

Translated title of the contribution: Storage Life Evaluation of Optical Fiber Connectors Under Temperature Cycle Acceleration Degradation Test

张楠, 冯业为, 李鹏, 张泽明, 张雯

Research output: Journal Publications and ReviewsRGC 21 - Publication in refereed journalpeer-review

Abstract

It is difficult to evaluate the storage life of optical fiber connectors under alternating temperature, a life evaluation method under modified Coffin-Manson model is proposed. Firstly, the storage failure mode and mechanism of optical fiber connector are analyzed. Then, the temperature cycle accelerated degradation test of optical fiber connector under multiple accelerated stress levels is carried out, and the power function degradation trajectory model is established based on the insertion loss accelerated degradation data. Then, combined with the failure threshold, the pseudo failure life at different accelerated stress levels is determined. Through the hypothesis test, it is deduced that the pseudo failure life of optical fiber connector at each stress level follows the normal distribution. Finally, the modified Coffin-Manson acceleration model is introduced to extrapolate the storage life of optical fiber connectors. The storage life of an optical fiber connector evaluated by this method under the actual stress level is close to the actual storage life, which verifies the effectiveness and feasibility of the method.
Translated title of the contributionStorage Life Evaluation of Optical Fiber Connectors Under Temperature Cycle Acceleration Degradation Test
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Journal环境技术
Issue number2
Online published25 Feb 2024
Publication statusPublished - 2024

Research Keywords

  • 光纤连接器
  • 寿命
  • 修正 Coffin-Manson 模型
  • 温度循环试验
  • 加速退化试验
  • optical fiber connector
  • storage life
  • modified coffin manson model
  • temperature cycling test
  • accelerated degradation test

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