Systems Model Analysis for Iterative Concurrent Design Processes and Its Application to Design of Precision Mechatronics
Chee Khiang Pang, Cao Vinh Le, Tsan Sheng Ng, Hoang Long Ngoc Nguyen
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Chee Khiang Pang, Cao Vinh Le, Tsan Sheng Ng, Hoang Long Ngoc Nguyen
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We propose a novel methodology of knowledge sharing in mechatronic R&D department by the integration of information repository (IR) using minimal organizational restructure.Through computer simulation and system dynamics, we successfully encompass this concept into a systematic, top-down and inclusive model to assess the advantages and disadvantages of the strategy.The servomechanical-prototype configuration in Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) R&D division was analyzed as an illustration of the methodology.Our simple yet comprehensible and replicable model reports encouraging results and improvements: lower process cycle times and their variations, as well as augmented systems capacity and stability.
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We propose a novel methodology of knowledge sharing in mechatronic R&D department by the integration of information repository (IR) using minimal organizational restructure.Through computer simulation and system dynamics, we successfully encompass this concept into a systematic, top-down and inclusive model to assess the advantages and disadvantages of the strategy.The servomechanical-prototype configuration in Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) R&D division was analyzed as an illustration of the methodology.Our simple yet comprehensible and replicable model reports encouraging results and improvements: lower process cycle times and their variations, as well as augmented systems capacity and stability.
Key concepts: Mechatronics, Concurrent engineering, Computer science, Design methods, Computer-automated design, Control engineering, Systems design, Systems engineering