2015.12.06
Points of this article
・In the prototype evaluation process, problems may arise that cannot be predicted from the drawings, such as issues stemming from a layout.
・Operation margins must always be verified. A design lacking an adequate margin of error can lead to problems, such as reduced yields during mass production.
When finished with the debugging and optimization processes, you move on to making decisions on mass production. At such a time, there may be cases where required specifications are not completely met. In such a case, a redesign may be required to satisfy the specifications that are essential, or trade-offs may need to be considered in order to achieve the overall goal by making compromises on some aspects of the design.
The design task should be executed according to the procedure and verification items described above. At any rate, the design process requires both a well-thought out plan and flexibility in implementing the plan to address unexpected situations on the fly.
Basic studies to understand AC-DC converters and to go designing.
Basic studies to understand AC-DC converters and to go designing.