The challenges of mechatronics
A number of critical business issues associated with mechatronics affect the engineering and design team as well as the management team. These issues range from improving product quality to reducing costs to maintaining sustainability; from complying with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive to shortening the product development cycle with faster time-to-market. As a result, your design team is under constant pressure to produce more complex products that not only top your previous designs, but also outperform your competitors’ products—in less time and at less cost. One of the most effective ways to reduce costs is by reducing the number of physical prototypes during the product development cycle. You can achieve this by simply making digital test and simulation an integral part of the digital design phase.
As mechatronics systems become more complex, the challenges associated with successfully executing them also become more demanding. Greater end-user functionality and capability, for example, require greater numbers of electronic components, which in turn necessitates denser electronic component packaging. As electronic component density increases, cooling requirements also increase. Heat transfer becomes more daunting as packages become denser, thereby causing more heat failure. During the design phase, denser packaging becomes a critical system issue due to the interoperability requirements between electronic CAD (ECAD) and mechanical CAD (MCAD) software
The challenges of mechatronics
A number of critical business issues associated with mechatronics affect the engineering and design team as well as the management team. These issues range from improving product quality to reducing costs to maintaining sustainability; from complying with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive to shortening the product development cycle with faster time-to-market. As a result, your design team is under constant pressure to produce more complex products that not only top your previous designs, but also outperform your competitors’ products—in less time and at less cost. One of the most effective ways to reduce costs is by reducing the number of physical prototypes during the product development cycle. You can achieve this by simply making digital test and simulation an integral part of the digital design phase.
As mechatronics systems become more complex, the challenges associated with successfully executing them also become more demanding. Greater end-user functionality and capability, for example, require greater numbers of electronic components, which in turn necessitates denser electronic component packaging. As electronic component density increases, cooling requirements also increase. Heat transfer becomes more daunting as packages become denser, thereby causing more heat failure. During the design phase, denser packaging becomes a critical system issue due to the interoperability requirements between electronic CAD (ECAD) and mechanical CAD (MCAD) software
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