The second edition of this work, now with the expanded title of Design of Electromechanical and Combination Products, covers the design and development of electromechanical products, updated throughout to focus not only on an Agile Systems approach but also its application to disposables and consumables.
Providing a practical set of guidelines and thorough examination of best practices, this book focuses on cutting-edge research on sustainability of electromechanical and combination products.
Key Features
Presents the design, development, and life cycle management of electromechanical and combination products
Provides a practical set of guidelines and best practices for world-class design
Explains the role of costing and pricing in product design
Covers Design for X and its role in product life-cycle management
Examines the dynamics of cross-functional design and product development teams
Develops DHF and DMR as tools and inherent components of configuration management
Includes numerous real-world examples of electromechanical and combination product designs
This book is intended for scientists, engineers, designers, and technical managers, and provides a gateway to developing a product’s design history file (DHF) and device master record (DMR). These tools enable the design team to communicate a product’s design, manufacturability, and service procedures with various cross-functional teams.
Section I Front End: Product Development Lifecycle Management and Roadmap
Chapter 1 Product Lifecycle Management Models
Section II Requirements and Their Cascade
Chapter 2 Systems and Requirements
Chapter 3 Developing a Product’s Requirements
Chapter 4 Concept Development and Selection
Chapter 5 Initial DFMEA and Product Risk Assessment
Chapter 6 Transfer Functions
Section III The Nuts and Bolts of the Design
Chapter 7 The Virtual Product
Chapter 8 The 2D Engineering Drawings
Chapter 9 Design for X (DfX)
Section IV Preparation for Product Launch
Chapter 10 Cost Requirements Cascade and Purchasing
Chapter 11 Detailed DFMEA, PFMEA, and Control Plans
Chapter 12 Design Verification, Product Validation, and Design Transfer
Section V More on Agile
Chapter 13 Market and Customer Changing Needs
Section VI Sustaining a Marketed Product
Chapter 14 Configuration and Change Management
Chapter 15 Product Retirement and End of Life
Section VII Best Practices and Guidelines
Chapter 16 Tolerance Specification and Analysis
Chapter 17 Data, Measurements, Tests and Experiments
Chapter 18 Failure Analysis and Product Improvements
Chapter 19 Technical Reviews and Checklists
Chapter 20 Technical Writing and Communication Skills
Appendix A What Is Agile?
Appendix B A Case Study for Employing Agile Methodology
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