Learn · Electronics equipment integration and Prototype building
Lecture 30 of 41Week 6 Use of CAD drawing for detailing
Electronics to Mechanical interfacing
Prof. N.V Chalapathi Rao · IISc Bangalore
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- Electronics equipment integration and Prototype building, IISc Bangalore (at NPTEL)
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All the lectures
- Introduction to electronics products
- examples from real life: Parts to system
- common Simulation of flat prismatic parts
- common flat parts enclosures
- real life parts to scale on a graph
- early First steps
- top down, outside to internals
- using a print and fabrication video
- details of displays and keys
- improvement on marking and skill
- Mass production in sheet metal
- Prototyping of user interfaces for concepts
- Stacking of equipment to make a system
- Recapitualising a sub system
- Off the shelf enclosures and making a user interface
- looking around for concepts and integration
- representation on paper
- example features of surfaces and solids
- simple and curved surfaces
- describing inclined surfaces
- basics of engineering Drawing
- introduction to sizing and fits
- practical mechanical assemblies
- analogous Mechanical - Electronics detailing
- Solid modelling
- Importance of dimensioning
- ease of editing redesign
- Dimensioning of electronics components
- 2D flat representation
- Electronics to Mechanical interfacing
- complexity of 3D assemblies with wiring
- illustrative simple design
- practical detailing
- rendered on screen
- Fastenings and hardware
- Fastener representation, deatiling
- Practical detailing.
- Recapitulation, context of course
- Low cost is the key
- Live Session 06-03-2020
- Live Session 10-02-2025