Titlebook: Designing Electronic Product Enclosures; Tony Serksnis Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2019 Enclos

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Book 2019m mechanical/industrial engineers to designers and technicians. Compiling a wealth of information on relevant physical phenomena (strength of materials, shock and vibration, heat transfer), the book stands as a ready reference on how and where these key properties may be considered in the design of most electronic enclosures..

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rmation on relevant physical phenomena (strength of materials, shock and vibration, heat transfer), the book stands as a ready reference on how and where these key properties may be considered in the design of most electronic enclosures..978-3-030-09887-2978-3-319-69395-8

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Successful Design, role in the setting of product requirements, where the designer fits into the overall product development picture, the importance of communication, and the initial factors to consider when beginning a design.

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Structural Considerations,ign. We’ll now take up the structural considerations of the design. Why consider the structural considerations at this juncture, and why not the thermal aspects, or the user interfaces? It’s probably only because I have a mechanical engineering background so I “naturally” first see how the design mu

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User Interface,designer to help the user to process data. A section on sensors that the user will use to “sense” this data will follow. We’ll explore the five natural senses which will also include some “uncommon” senses. We’ll add to the mix a discussion on the ever-present power sources that our designs must inc

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Assembly and Service,is takes planning! This chapter will span the region of product design that begins with the ability of a product to be “manufacturable” and ends with the ability of a product to be “serviceable.” This is a bit incongruous in that “design” cannot (should not) be separated from its ability to be both

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Safety by Design,and, indeed, the entire product. Everyone who comes in contact with the enclosure, from assembler to tester, to customer, and to the service technician, must get the benefit of reasonable safety. A warning must be clear and emphatic.

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Continuous Improvement,d occur both in the design itself and in the design process. In fact, we will not only remember them, we’ll write down those memories. Every endeavor worth doing, and the EPE Designer certainly works on those endeavors, is worth analyzing on how to improve. The thought here is that, before tackling