Portable Electronics Product Design and Development (Professional Engineering) - Hardcover

Haskell, Bert

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0071416390 ISBN 13: 9780071416399

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education, 2004

Synopsis

Portable electronics are the fastest growing area of the dynamic consumer electronics industry, but developing successful products is extremely difficult. Between interface and size issues, portable electronic present some of the toughest design and engineering challenges in all of technology. This book breaks the complex design process down into its component parts, detailing every crucial issue from interface design to chip packaging, always keeping the reader focused upon the key design parameters of convenience, utility, and size that make or break a product in the marketplace.

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Review:

This tutorial for product designers and engineers offers guidance on the development of consumer portable electronics that, presumably, won't drive users crazy. That means the designer must understand how to shepherd a product through all the marketing, manufacturing, and procurement people who have a hand in development. Haskell(an electronics product design engineer) discusses the marketplace, the economics underlying product development, and the features customers do and don't like. He offers detailed information about the engineering of products, with attention to interface and size problems, convenience and utility parameters, technology trade-offs, and durability. Sci-Tech Book News 20040601

From the Publisher:

Offers a clear roadmap of the design process: interfaces, chip elements, storage, power, packaging, and more

Includes case studies from landmark products: camcorders, digital cameras, and cell phones

Key tradeoffs in component and system selection

About this edition

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
• Publication date: 2004
• ISBN 10: 0071416390
• ISBN 13: 9780071416399
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 372