Designing Electronics for Harsh Environments: What Actually Fails and Why Cold is rarely the whole problem. Repeated change is often what does the damage. Harsh environment electronics design is not entirely separate from ordinary product design. Extreme conditions accelerate many familiar failure mechanisms and can also introduce environment-specific ones.
What’s the secret to developing and designing a Best in Class, award-winning product? In our experience, it isn’t a secret at all. It’s a disciplined commitment to user-centered product development and electronics design, an open, respectful partnership with the client, and a willingness to iterate until the solution is both
Exploring the trade-off triangle in electronic product development Companies naturally want their product development projects to be affordable, high-quality, and fast. It sounds like a reasonable expectation, but developers who are great at engineering know that you can only pick two of the three. This dilemma is just a reality
Xentronics has appointed a full time project manager to better manage every project we deliver. Jun L has joined the team as a Senior Project Manager. With 15+ years experience across electronics, software, and product development, we’re excited to see the contributions and value he’ll bring to our team. With
When developing a new product, you should always go through the three types of prototypes. I’m talking about specific kinds, each with a different purpose, scope and goals associated with it. 1. The Feasibility Prototype: Can it work? The first is a feasibility prototype. It’s rough, simple and fast and answers
There’s no such thing as a “final product”. In this post and video, we explore why focusing on a “final product” might be holding you back and biasing your approach to developing a product.
In developing a product the right place to start is with the user. Who is the product for? This post and video unpacks how to get your project off to a good start.
This post sets out Xentronics’ committment to superior collaboration in delivering better outcomes in electronic product development.
Designing Electronics for Harsh Environments: What Actually Fails and Why Cold is rarely the whole problem. Repeated change is often what does the damage. Harsh environment electronics design is not entirely separate from ordinary product design. Extreme conditions accelerate many familiar failure mechanisms and can also introduce environment-specific ones.
What’s the secret to developing and designing a Best in Class, award-winning product? In our experience, it isn’t a secret at all. It’s a disciplined commitment to user-centered product development and electronics design, an open, respectful partnership with the client, and a willingness to iterate until the solution is both
Exploring the trade-off triangle in electronic product development Companies naturally want their product development projects to be affordable, high-quality, and fast. It sounds like a reasonable expectation, but developers who are great at engineering know that you can only pick two of the three. This dilemma is just a reality
Xentronics has appointed a full time project manager to better manage every project we deliver. Jun L has joined the team as a Senior Project Manager. With 15+ years experience across electronics, software, and product development, we’re excited to see the contributions and value he’ll bring to our team. With
When developing a new product, you should always go through the three types of prototypes. I’m talking about specific kinds, each with a different purpose, scope and goals associated with it. 1. The Feasibility Prototype: Can it work? The first is a feasibility prototype. It’s rough, simple and fast and answers
There’s no such thing as a “final product”. In this post and video, we explore why focusing on a “final product” might be holding you back and biasing your approach to developing a product.
In developing a product the right place to start is with the user. Who is the product for? This post and video unpacks how to get your project off to a good start.
This post sets out Xentronics’ committment to superior collaboration in delivering better outcomes in electronic product development.
