Electronic Product Design. This item is unavailable.Electronic Product Design

When designing electronic circuits, creating a product that meets the needs of the consumer and conforms to the requirements of production are essential parts of the electronic engineer's range of skills. Undergraduate students must acquire these skills through project work, and they require a textbook that provides the basic approaches and techniques needed for these design projects. Electronic Product Design supplies a complete practical treatment of this core subject by integrating several aspects of product development that are usually found in separate texts. It examines design goals, approaches for system design, costs of product development, designing for reliability, and quality analysis. The authors convey the principles by using examples of common electronic products, providing summaries of key concepts, and concluding with review problems. Covering the topic from the perspective of the electronic designer, the text clearly explains how electronic functionality is implemented in a broad range of products. It is a valuable resource for undergraduate students involved in electronic engineering and product development.

Students of electronic engineering need to deal with not only the design of electronic circuits, but also the complete product which use those circuits. The process of creating a product which meets the user's needs is an essential part of the elctronic engineer's range of skills. Students on undergraduate and HND programmes are required to acquire these skills through project work and this book is designed to provide them with the basic apporach and techniques needed for these design projects. The book uses examples of common electronic products and provides a complete practical treatment of this core subject.