What does a zero-failure RDT demonstrate?
If all planned units pass, the calculation gives the one-sided confidence statement associated with the selected reliability target and sample size.
Reliability Toolkit
Build a binomial reliability demonstration plan for zero or allowable failures. Use the non-parametric method for a fixed mission-duration pass/fail test, or the Weibull modes to trade sample count against test duration.
How to use it
Set the reliability and one-sided confidence target.
Choose how many failures the acceptance plan will allow.
For Weibull modes, enter mission time, beta and either available test time or sample count.
Questions
If all planned units pass, the calculation gives the one-sided confidence statement associated with the selected reliability target and sample size.
Yes when a justified life model such as Weibull is used. Longer testing reduces the survival probability at the test duration, which can reduce the required sample count.