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Design centring and tolerance assignment problems

Design centring and tolerance assignment problems

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A reduction in the cost of mass-produced electric circuits may be achieved by the optimal assignment of component nominal values and tolerances. A method is proposed for the transformation of this design problem into an unconstrained minimisation that can be carried out using minimax algorithms.

Inspec keywords: design engineering; electronic equipment manufacture

Other keywords: design problem; tolerance assignment problems; mass produced electric circuits

Subjects: Manufacturing processes; Project and design engineering; Production facilities and engineering; Design; Electronics industry

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