Development strategy and process models for phased automation of design and digital manufacturing electronics

Korshunov, G. I.; Petrushevskaya, A. A.; Lipatnikov, V A; Smirnova, M. S.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/327/2/022062

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“…Requirements for defect-free production are formulated in the standards [2][3][4]. Quality assurance of electronic products based on statistical models and methods are considered in [5][6][7][8] and include the use of the apparatus of Markov chains, a package of structural mathematical modeling in the iThink program, techniques and algorithms for machine-to-machine intelligent interaction of equipment components and other tools.…”

Section: Statistical Approach To Defect-free Productionmentioning

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Two approaches for modelling of digital technological innovation in achieving defect-free electronics production

Korshunov

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The issues of innovative development of high-tech industries are considered. The aim of this development is defect-free production. The achievement of the goal is due to the introduction of technological innovations within the framework of the concept of global technological changes, proposed by Carlotta Perez as a development of the theory of Kondratyev’s cycles. The article discusses the statistical and structural approaches for the implementation of technological innovation. A formalized representation of the formation and selection of functionally necessary and functionally sufficient structures is given. The above approaches are considered in relation to the processes of surface mounting of printed circuit boards. The elements of technology and the possibilities of their improvement in the context of digitalization of processes are considered.

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Section: Statistical Approach To Defect-free Productionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Two approaches for modelling of digital technological innovation in achieving defect-free electronics production

Korshunov

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…A good design system ensures fast delivery of a quality, reliable and safe product. At the same time, making decisions about suppliers to improve production quality by reducing defects is an important step in designing a product [19,29,32,33,39]. Staged automation of digital electronic design and production can be a strategy for product quality assurance.…”

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Aspects Regarding the Redesign of a Component of the Vertical Lifting Module Used in Sustainable Production Management

Torcătoru

Sävescu

2021

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To remain competitive on the market with a developed product, it’s very important to analyze the manufacturing costs and times, from the concept stage of the product. Design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA) is one of the engineering methods that can be applied to reduce manufacturing costs and times, right from the design stage, without compromising product performance and reliability. The 3D modeling of the tray was made in Solidworks, and for the analysis of it’s manufacture and assembly, the Boothroyd and Dewhurst principle and recommendations from the DFMA software were followed. This paper presents a case study for a subassembly called a tray, used in automatic vertical storage systems. For the redesigned model, substantial improvements were obtained, through cost reductions of 12% and an increase in design efficiency from 4.86 to 12.03. Product analysis using DFMA has proven to be a key point in the development of a product that meets engineers.

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“…PCB can be found in every factory, most vehicles, household goods or even in the majority of people pocket. Due to its popularity, recent researches were focused on increasing efficiency and reducing costs [1,2]. Despite the first patents of manufacturing PCB was submitted almost century ago [3], there are still issues that need to develop like prototyping and short-run production methods or environment-friendly manufacturing [4].…”

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Conductive Paths and Connections on Polymer Substrates for Structural Electronics

Wałpuski

Podsiadły

Krzemiński

et al. 2019

Period. Polytech. Elec. Eng. Comp. Sci.

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Structural Electronics is a modern, still developing technique of manufacturing electrical circuit merged with a mechanical construction of device. This approach opens new possibilities like higher components density, cost effective short series and prototypes or manufacturing of electronics in almost any place like third world countries or space station. In this paper, a novel method of fully printed electronic devices manufacturing is presented. Use of specially prepared paste with silver nanoparticles and microflakes, whose manufacturing procedure is described, as well as sintering with near infrared, continuous wave laser allows to get less than 35 mΩ electrical resistivity of a 1206 SMD resistor single joint. Different 3D printed substrates were tested as well as mechanical and electrical properties of joints were measured. Finally, a simple circuit with LEDs is manufactured, demonstrating the practical used of the presented technique.

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Development strategy and process models for phased automation of design and digital manufacturing electronics

Cited by 4 publications

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Two approaches for modelling of digital technological innovation in achieving defect-free electronics production

Two approaches for modelling of digital technological innovation in achieving defect-free electronics production

Aspects Regarding the Redesign of a Component of the Vertical Lifting Module Used in Sustainable Production Management

Conductive Paths and Connections on Polymer Substrates for Structural Electronics

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