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Decision Based Design
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Decision Based Design

by Vijitashwa Pandey
August 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
284 pages
11h 23m
English
CRC Press
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results from the surveys or the customer needs from the product (in case
of a clear order) need to be interpreted and put in a form in which they can
be addressed in a systematic way. Quality function deployment is a way to
encode customer needs and translate them into functional requirements. We
will discuss this in detail in the next section.
In the concept development phase various product design alternatives
are proposed and considered. Recall from Chapter 2 that product design is
often decomposed into design subproblems (DSPs) so that they can be indi-
vidually tackled. This is generally done in a group setting. Brainstorming
is an example of a method used in the concept generation and development
phase. Techn
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ISBN: 9781439882320