Electronics

Project Management and Design

D. Joseph Stadtmiller

410 pages, parution le 16/02/2004 (2^eme édition)

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Résumé

For courses in Project Management, and for use in electronic senior project, and engineering seminar courses.

Designed to prepare students for a career in electronics, this text contains critically important concepts and the preliminary tools needed for a productive career in electronics. Its coverage of foundation strategies reviews: the operation of a company, teamwork and the role of the electronics professional, methods of project management, an engineering problem-solving process, and the practical aspects of an electronic project.

Added section on digital displays—Features all types of LED, LCD, and VFD display devices.
Familiarizes students with the basic theory of operation of each, along with key design considerations and the benefits and weaknesses of each concept.
Updated and expanded discussion of circuit simulation software.
Elaborates on many of the data analysis capabilities of the latest versions of these software packages, and discusses operational features as well as their application in practical electronic design projects.
References to the new National Electrical Code 2002—Included along with an expanded discussion of ISO9000 certification and its newly released requirements.
Helps students to focus on the responsibility of top management and the use of process improvements to achieve quality changes.
Expanded and improved definition for Total Quality Management TQM—Chapter 2.
Provides students with a more complete discussion and thorough coverage of this subject matter.

L'auteur - D. Joseph Stadtmiller

Mohawk Valley Community College

Sommaire

The Project Environment
Managing Electronic Development Projects
Approval Agencies
The Six Steps
Step One: Research and Gathering Information
Step Two: Define the Problem (Develop Design Specifications)
Step Three: Develop a Solution Plan (Project Scheduling)
Step Four: Execution (The Preliminary Design)
Step Four: Execution (Component Selection)
Step Four: Execution (The Design Breadboard)
Step Four: Execution (Prototype Development)
Step Five: Verify the Solution (The Design Verification)
Step Six: Conclusion (Design Improvements and Project Performance Monitoring)

Appendix A Component Reference Information
Appendix B Test Equipment
Appendix C Miscellaneous Contact Information

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Pearson, Prentice Hall
Auteur(s)	D. Joseph Stadtmiller
Parution	16/02/2004
Édition	2^eme édition
Nb. de pages	410
Format	19 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	660g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780131111363
ISBN13	978-0-131-11136-3