Overview
Electronic design for manufacture: signal transmission, design for signal integrity, electromagnetic compatibility, advanced routing techniques, multi-channel design, design accounting for mechanical, manufacturing and commercial constraints.Design project: design methodologies, identifying client needs, assessment and evaluation of engineering designs, developing design specifications, project management and documentation, teamwork, leadership and mentoring, self-reflection, creativity … For more content click the Read More button below.
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Aims
This topic aims to develop in students an advanced and practical understanding of electronic design, through studying and applying:
- Methodologies for developing solutions to complex and ill-defined electronic engineering design problems
- The integration of theory and methods across the range of electronic engineering subjects
- The assessment and evaluation of engineering designs
- Techniques for determining design specifications from clients, eg the social, political, international, economic and environmental context of a problem as well as the technical requirements
- Project management and documentation methods and tools in the electronic engineering context, eg ISO9001
- The variety of roles in electronic engineering design groups, eg teamwork, leadership and mentoring
- Creativity, innovation and self-reflection
- The use of professional electronic design tools
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Demonstrate an advanced and practical understanding of electronic design
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Develop creative and innovative solutions to complex electronic engineering design problems
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Demonstrate communication and teamwork skills appropriate for a professional engineer
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Use electronic design, project management and documentation methods and tools
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Requisites information
Pre-requisites:
Assumed knowledge
Familiarity with PCB Design Tools.