This document discusses considerations for choosing materials for electronics projects. It emphasizes selecting materials based on their suitability for the intended application, assessing their impact on product performance, and testing materials to obtain data. Cost is also a factor but quality and reliability should not be compromised. Key material characteristics include being good quality, reliable, suitable for the intended purpose, and having a low cost if possible.

1. Electronics Parts
Assembly and
Servicing

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3. Preparing and Interpreting
Technical Drawings
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4. “
The materials shape your idea.
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5. Consideration when Choosing Materials
▧ Selection of Material
▧ the ability to assess the material’s impact
on the performance of a product is
crucial for reliable performance.
Sometimes, buyers are also considering
the label or name of the company which
are producing great quality of materials
and are known in the market.
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6. Consideration when Choosing Materials
▧ Testing the Material
▧ the key to obtaining data for a project,
performing failure analysis, or
understanding material interactions.
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7. Consideration when Choosing Materials
▧ Cost of material
▧ The amount may vary but never taken
for granted the quality and the reliability
of the material.
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8. Characteristics of Materials
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9. Good Quality
The most important as it
ensures that the item can
long last, durable, safe and
on its best performance.
Characteristics of Materials
Reliable
It ensures that the item
is in good condition
which perform the work
without any problem
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10. Suitable for the
Application/purpose
Choose the materials which is
best suited with the project as
much as possible.
Characteristics of Materials
Low cost
There are items which has
a low price but it can
perform the same work as
the more expensive
product.
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