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Industrial Management Unit 7: Cash Flow

Industrial Management Unit 8: Accounting

Industrial Management Unit 9: Legal Issues

Industrial Management Unit 10: Organisational Structure

Industrial Management Unit 11: Communication

Industrial Management Unit 12: Staff Development

In digital system design the line between hardware and software is becoming increasingly blurred. Hardware engineers now create a large portion of their new circuits using a programming language such as VHDL or Verilog to design their hardware. ...

In digital system design the line between hardware and software is becoming increasingly blurred. Hardware engineers now create a large portion of their new circuits using a programming language such as VHDL or Verilog to design their hardware. This language gives a description of the circuit that can then be targeted to a programmable device such a CPLD or FPGA.

Traditionally schematic capture was the means to create a digital design. However as designs became larger and more complex this design method became difficult to debug, revise, edit, and maintain. These are the reasons why the Electronic Design ...

Traditionally schematic capture was the means to create a digital design. However as designs became larger and more complex this design method became difficult to debug, revise, edit, and maintain. These are the reasons why the Electronic Design Automation (EDA) vendors started to introduce design tools based on hardware description languages (HDLs). Although HDLs are the main method to create the distinct design blocks of a system it is still common to see schematics used to represent the higher levels of a design to connect the lower level design blocks.

A transfer function is a mathematical representation, in terms of spatial or temporal frequency, of the relation between the input and output of an LTI (linear time-invariant) system.

Block diagrams are used to describe the component parts of systems. Each block in the system is represented by a transfer function, which indicate a proportional relationship between two Laplace- transformed signals known as ...

Block diagrams are used to describe the component parts of systems. Each block in the system is represented by a transfer function, which indicate a proportional relationship between two Laplace- transformed signals known as transmittance. The transmittance relates the incoming and outgoing signals as indicate within each block of the system. Blocks can be interconnected in many ways.

The purpose of Engineering Design is the establishment of a new product or process to enhance the profitability of a company. This has to be considered against the background of the pressure that is involved with the process. The pressure comes ...

The purpose of Engineering Design is the establishment of a new product or process to enhance the profitability of a company. This has to be considered against the background of the pressure that is involved with the process. The pressure comes from satisfying the competing demands of:

A project has a defined set stages called the Product Life Cycle (PLC). It is based upon the biological life cycle. For example:

In this part of the Commercial Overviw unit, we are looking at a range of issues that are more holistic than our previous consideration of the materials used in electronic assemblies. Specifically we are looking at energy and similar costs to the ...

In this part of the Commercial Overviw unit, we are looking at a range of issues that are more holistic than our previous consideration of the materials used in electronic assemblies. Specifically we are looking at energy and similar costs to the environment, and the problem of ‘end-of-life’ disposal. This last is not a question of a simple choice between burial or cremation: there are a range of better alternatives for an electronic product!

Industrial Management Unit 1: Overview

Industrial Management Unit 2: Development

Industrial Management Unit 3: Marketing & Sales

Industrial Management Unit 4: Production

Industrial Management Unit 5: Quality

Industrial Management Unit 6: Product Costing & Pricing

Modelling: Choosing A Model

Modelling: Linear and Non-Linear Models

Modelling: Pitfalls of Modelling

Modelling: Representing Space And Time In A Numerical Model