30th European Microwave Conference, 2000 2000
DOI: 10.1109/euma.2000.338879
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Novel DFMA-Tools For Passive MW- And RF-Components In Cost-Effective Mass Production

Abstract: Because of the large production volumes of MW-and RF-technology even slight improvements of design methodologies or manufacturing technologies would give possibilities for cost reduction. Modern tools for cost-effective DFMA (Design for Manufacturing and Assembly) for passive components and modern antenna constructions should be easy to integrate with the tools for electrical design. Furtheron design methodologies for mechanical components should be tuned for this specific branch of science and for the specifi… Show more

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“…By doing this, finally the price of a product tends to decrease and the functional requirement of the product tends to reach optimum levels. Eskelinen et al (2000) presented Novel DFMA-Tools for Passive MW-and RF-Components in Cost-Effective Mass Production during 30th European Microwave Conference (2). Harri Eskelinen and Pekka Eskelinen (2003) presented an interdisciplinary approach that combines design and manufacturing, mechanical and electrical design, and microwave component performance and productivity (3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By doing this, finally the price of a product tends to decrease and the functional requirement of the product tends to reach optimum levels. Eskelinen et al (2000) presented Novel DFMA-Tools for Passive MW-and RF-Components in Cost-Effective Mass Production during 30th European Microwave Conference (2). Harri Eskelinen and Pekka Eskelinen (2003) presented an interdisciplinary approach that combines design and manufacturing, mechanical and electrical design, and microwave component performance and productivity (3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%