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In the context of electronic product manufacturing, mission-critical applications are those that are vital to the functioning of an overall system. If the application fails, there are typically undesirable results which might jeopardize human lives or may cause significant damage or loss. Examples of these applications are the brake or air bag system in your car, the chip inside a heart monitoring system, or the chip inside the circuitry that controls the navigation system of an airplane. Even though these are dramatic examples of mission-critical applications, our daily lives are full of similar applications with very low to no tolerance for failure.
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