The dynamic behaviour of electronic circuit boards and electronic devices of the console of oil and gas drilling units is investigated using an analytical model. This new analytical method confirms the modification of electronic device dynamic behaviour in the console of the drilling unit due, to dynamic interaction. It is in agreement with experimental results that show electronic circuit board failure in the oil driller console when dynamic loading is considerably less than dynamic loading values during the board vibration test.
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