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3.
Agenda
• Hardware Landscape
• The 5 Stages of Hardware Development
• Formalised Process for Product Development
• Case Study: RFID Attendance Monitor
• Particular focus on Electronics Design
7.
Hardware Development Lifecycle
Specification Proof of Concept Engineering Prototype mkX Product
Just focusing on hardware alone
8.
https://blog.bolt.io/the-illustrated-guide-to-product-development-part-1-ideation-ab797df1dac7
From the “Illustrated Guide to Product Development, Pt 1” by Ben Einstein of @BoltVC
13.
Case Study: RFID Attendance Monitor
• Objective: Replace the error-prone and admin-heavy paper copy
attendance monitoring system used in lecture halls with an automated
system, utilising the RFID enabled student ID cards.
• Volume: A couple of hundred units
• Budget: 🤔
🤔
14.
https://blog.bolt.io/the-illustrated-guide-to-product-development-part-1-ideation-ab797df1dac7
From the “Illustrated Guide to Product Development, Pt 1” by Ben Einstein of @BoltVC
16.
https://blog.bolt.io/the-illustrated-guide-to-product-development-part-1-ideation-ab797df1dac7
From the “Illustrated Guide to Product Development, Pt 1” by Ben Einstein of @BoltVC
17.
Component Selection Criteria
● Packaging
● MOQ
● Second Sourcing
● Part Obsolescence
● Lead Times
● Logistics (Import duties, Customs processing
delays, US Export regulations, etc)
● Supplier Reputation (Counterfeit components)
21.
README.txt
device.max gerbers
<date> - <revision>
Files included:
DEVICE.BOT - Copper bottom
...
thruhole.tap - NC Drill file
- Board outline is defined in top silkscreen, please route to border.
- Please enlarge soldermask pads to fit your clearances as necessary
- Please remove overlapping silkscreen segments on copper (i.e: silkscreen should not cover pads)
- Mounting holes are specified as same pad size on drill and copper layers, these should be non-PTH
For questions please contact:
<contact details>
22.
Lots o' docs
● Spec documents
● Bill of Materials
● Schematic
● Layout
● Datasheets
● Prototype Notes
● 3D model data
● Measurements
● Mechanical Data
● Product Notes
24.
https://blog.bolt.io/the-illustrated-guide-to-product-development-part-1-ideation-ab797df1dac7
From the “Illustrated Guide to Product Development, Pt 1” by Ben Einstein of @BoltVC