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Analytical Dollar Tradeoffs for Development of Electronic Equipment
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In this paper, the importance of formal documented analytical calculations regarding tradeoff decisions in the design and evolution of electronic and electro-mechanical equipment is discussed. And several quantitative tradeoff factors which convert equipment design parameters to equivalent dollar penalties and values are presented.Abstract:
This paper presents reasons for the importance of formal documented analytical calculations regarding tradeoff decisions in the design and evolution of electronic and electro-mechanical equipment. This paper offers several quantitative tradeoff factors which convert equipment design parameters to equivalent dollar penalties and values.read more
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