Have you ever wondered what key elements can add some of the most important value to your product development project? This question has come up many times in the 17+… Read More
HOW TO DESIGN LOW POWER DEVICES
Power management is an important concern when dealing with small, battery-powered devices such as sensors or wearables. The successful design of low-power devices requires a concerted team effort between the… Read More
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS DURING SUPPLY CHAIN SHORTAGES
After a second full year of the pandemic, supply chains for numerous goods, components, and materials continue to be in crisis. The importing companies of the Port of Los Angeles,… Read More
SUCCESSFUL SEALING STRATEGIES: HOW TO DESIGN A SEALED SYSTEM
Sealing is challenging and important Whether it’s a waterproof wearable electronic device, a chemical bottle, hydraulic lines in automotive brakes, or the hull of a wooden boat, sealed assemblies are… Read More
THE THREE STEPS OF TOLERANCE ANALYSIS
Transforming your mechanical CAD designs into real and tangible parts is one of the most rewarding feelings as an engineer. However, a lot of things can go wrong during this… Read More
BEHIND THE SCENES: ENGINEERING THE BRIDESMAIDS HALLOWEEN MECHATRONICS CONTEST DESIGN SUBMISSION
Turn Around, Bright Eyes After two years of coming in second place, it was time for The Bridesmaids to become the bride; the corpse bride, that is. With a theme… Read More
UTILIZING SOLIDWORKS CONFIGURATIONS WHEN DESIGNING A NEW PRODUCT
Configurations are a powerful tool in SOLIDWORKS which allow users to maintain multiple versions of a part or an assembly in a single file. Like many features in SOLIDWORKS, Configurations… Read More
ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS (RCA): FINDING THE ROOT OF PROBLEMS AND IDENTIFYING ROBUST SOLUTIONS
Problems are inevitable in any engineering build process. As a result, problem solving is an engineering fundamental. Often, this process is straightforward. A screw is found to be loose; a… Read More
NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTION (NPI): GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR PROTOTYPE BUILDS
Your first draft of the design looks good on paper. You are one step closer to realizing your vision of the product. The technology concepts were proven to work on… Read More
LABVIEW SOFTWARE: YOUR GUIDE TO ADDING “CLASSES” TO YOUR LABVIEW PROJECT
This blog is written for LabVIEW programmers familiar with LabVIEW Projects, case structures, enums, clusters, custom controls (.ctl), and non-reentrant VI’s (virtual instruments). Classes are an underutilized but useful tool… Read More
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