Titlebook: Concurrent Engineering and Design for Manufacture of Electronics Products; Sammy G. Shina Book 1991 Van Nostrand Reinhold 1991 concurrent

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6518-1concurrent engineering; design; electronics; manufacturing

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978-1-4684-6520-4Van Nostrand Reinhold 1991

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Introduction: DFM Concepts,, manufacturing, and sales into creating successful new products, with high quality and low cost, while meeting customer expectations. The most important result of applying CE is the shortening of the product concept, design, and development process from a serial to a parallel one.

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Design For Manufacture of Printed Circuit Boards,quently appear in business and manufacturing publications. Among the benefits of DFM that have already been realized by the first converts are included faster product development cycles, reduction in time to market (TTM), and lower fabrication costs.

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Tragic Drama and Modern SocietyThe concepts of the robust design and variability reduction have recently been used to demonstrate some of the sources of unnecessary manufacturing and ownership costs for new products: repair and scrap in electronic manufacturing, and customer dissatisfaction with poorly performing products.

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Eugene O’Neill I: The Living TragedyDesign ratings are becoming important in formalizing the design for manufacture (DFM) guidelines and choosing between competitive or alternate designs. This chapter will discuss the current methodologies of design guidelines, and emphasize their differences and the correct application of each.

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The Synthesis: John Gabriel BorkmanThis chapter is divided into two parts: the first discusses the subject of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing and its relevance in design for manufacturability. The second part deals with the why’s, how’s, and the need for tolerance analysis in taking a product from design to manufacture.

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Robust Designs and Variability Reduction,The concepts of the robust design and variability reduction have recently been used to demonstrate some of the sources of unnecessary manufacturing and ownership costs for new products: repair and scrap in electronic manufacturing, and customer dissatisfaction with poorly performing products.