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DESCRIPTION:Presentation: How to Design a Product that Actually Works\n\nAb
 stract: Many electronic products just don’t work very well. The products
  are full of both hardware and software bugs and often fail right out of t
 he box or within a few weeks. Then the product joins millions of other pie
 ces of junk in the landfill. Learn how to put in just a small amount of ex
 tra effort that makes the difference between a product that is junk and a 
 product that is useful\, manufacturable\, and profitable. From getting the
  requirements correct\, to passing electromagnetic interference tests that
  every product is required to pass by the FCC\, to being able to build tho
 usands or millions in the factory\, there are pitfalls easily avoided ever
 y step of the way. Join Dr. Steve Murphy and the IEEE CIR for a discussion
  on the planning\, design\, and improvement involved with the designing of
  a “Good Electronic Product”.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr Steven Murphy\, \n\nVi
 rtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/435806
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/435806
ORGANIZER:gowansj@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:30
SUMMARY:CIR & CIS: How to Design a Product that Actually Works
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/435806
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><div class="presentation-title"><strong>Prese
 ntation: How to Design a Product that Actually Works</strong></div>\n<div 
 class="presentation-title">&nbsp\;</div>\n<div class="abstract"><strong>Ab
 stract: </strong>Many electronic products just don&rsquo\;t work very well
 . The products are full of both hardware and software bugs and often fail 
 right out of the box or within a few weeks. Then the product joins million
 s of other pieces of junk in the landfill. Learn how to put in just a smal
 l amount of extra effort that makes the difference between a product that 
 is junk and a product that is useful\, manufacturable\, and profitable. Fr
 om getting the requirements correct\, to passing electromagnetic interfere
 nce tests that every product is required to pass by the FCC\, to being abl
 e to build thousands or millions in the factory\, there are pitfalls easil
 y avoided every step of the way. Join Dr. Steve Murphy and the IEEE CIR fo
 r a discussion on the planning\, design\, and improvement involved with th
 e designing of a &ldquo\;Good Electronic Product&rdquo\;.</div>
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