Design Flow
One of the engineers said, “It looks like you’re just solving the problems by throwing a lot of silicon at the problem.” I pointed out that the silicon is very cost-effective. It’s the screw-ups that are expensive, as well as the ability to get something good enough to ship consistently. “It’s bad product design that’s expensive,” I said.
Bob Pease, from “What’s all this Bridge Amplifier Stuff, Anyhow?”, Electronic Design
12.1 Introduction
At this point in the book it is time to bring it all together and describe how all the pieces of this model-based engineering (MBE) puzzle fit. There are some things that are common to the design of systems independent of the type of system (i.e., electronic, mechanical, structural, etc.). ...
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