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© GIT 2
Key Concepts
• Design is a Problem Solving Process
• Multiple Phases of Design
• Customer Requirements
• Intrinsic requirements
• Problem understanding Form
• Product Functions
• “drill down to the how's”
• Quality Function Deployment
• House of Quality
ICQ - 1
1. List three (3) phases of design.
2. List (ordered) the section headings of a
technical design report
3. Describe the motions of the Crest brush head
(bristles) in two (2) words.
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2. Customer Requirements
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Review Class Notes
Key Concepts:
Customer side : Needs, Wants, Desires
Product side : Features, Benefits, Quality
Design process is most successful iff. customers’
“quality function” is embedded in the product
QFD - Quality Function Deployment:
Design process originated in Japan to rigorously
ensure customer-centric product development
Seeding questions: How will this design be used? What is the
purpose of the design? What is target Market? Why will people
buy it? Why is it important?
DT1 - Problem Understanding Form
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Ensures evaluation of relative importance of Customer Requirements
Establishes relationships between Customer Requirements and Design
Requirements using Relationship Matrix
• Customer WHATS into Design HOWS
Analysis:
• Blank Row – customer requirement not met; Engineer doesn’t care
• Blank Column – design requirement that customer doesn’t want
• Consider/Think/Infer all intrinsic requirements
Relationship
Matrix
Design Requirements
Cu
sto
mer
Re
qu
irem
ents
1 n Relationship Weight
Strong 9
Medium 3
Weak 1
3. Product Functions
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• Actions the product must be capable of DOING
• Abstract formulation of task
What is a Product Function?
Approach:
• Drill down to the “Hows”
What it is NOT:
• A specific solution path - eg. “Turn Light On”
• A Constraint – eg. “Be smaller than…”
7
DT3 Example: Active-Safety Car Seat
Consider the design of active-safety seats to
increase occupant safety
Use a Function Tree to establish/identify the
product functions
Conventional Car Seat Movie Moving Car Seat Movie
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© GIT 9
Active Safety Car-Seat
Be
Comfortable
Provide
Active Safety
Maintain
cushioning
Conform to
User Shape
Constrain
occupant
Adjust Occ.
motion
Sense
Collision
Increase
head space
Increase
lower-leg
clearance
DT3 Example: Active-Safety Car Seat
Technically accurate, but not only solution
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4. Design Specifications
• Numerical target (TPM) or constraint
• Derived from Design Standard, Design
Constraint, or Design Analysis
What is a Design Specification
Specification Categories
• Geometric
• Kinematics
• Dynamics
• Energy
• Costs
• Material
• Signals
• Safety
• Ergonomics
• Schedules
• Assembly
• Transportation
• Operation
• Quality Control
• Recycling
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DT4 – Design Specification Sheet/List
• List of Design Specifications, Source, Design responsibility
• Tracks versioning by including date of modification or spec change
• Specifications arranged by category
5. DT2 – House of Quality
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Primary design tool in QFD
Ensures comprehensive
understanding of design task
and product requirements
Builds on P.U.F by adding
“rooms” for:
Design Trade-off & Analysis
Identification
Technical Importance
identifies key design
requirements for product
non-subjectively
Customer Competitive
Assessment
Technical Competitive
Assessment
Design Target Specification
Import
ance
Relationship
Matrix
Design Requirements
Custo
mer
Requir
em
ents
1 n
Correlation
Matrix
1 n R Absolute
Relative 1/ R
n/ R
TPMs
Custo
mer
Com
p.
Assessm
ent
Technical Competitive
Assessment
Import
ance
5. H.o.Q Matrices
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Relationship Matrix:
• Relates Customer Requirements
to Design requirements
• WHATS to HOWS
• Symbolic Entries with larger
weighting scale
Relationship Symbol Weight
Strong 9
Medium 3
Weak 1
Correlation Matrix:
• Relates Design Requirements to
Design requirements
• Hows to HOWS
• Clearly identifies design trade-offs
• Demonstrates areas for
optimization efforts
Co-Relationship Symbol
Strong Positive
Positive
Negative
Strong Negative
5. H.o.Q – Design Understanding Analysis
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H.o.Q Analysis:
• Identify Blank rows and columns
• Compare customer vs technical competitive
surveys
• Identify and Resolve conflicts
• Identify advantages (marketing points)
• Confirm target performance metrics
• Identify areas for detailed design optimization
• Strong negative correlations
• Target direction indicators
House of Quality is a comprehensive summary of the
understanding of a design task.
HoQ exposes areas for detailed analysis and additional evaluation
6. Summary
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A. Customer/Product Requirements Problem understanding, Initial Analysis
B. Design Specification Target Performance Metrics, Design Constraints
C. Conceptual Design
I. Concept Generation
II. Concept Evaluation
D. Detail Design
E. Prototyping
F. Design Finalization
I. Specification for Production
DT1 – P.U.F DT2 – H.o.Q
DT4 – Design Spec. Sheet
DT3 – Function tree