Posted Dec 23, 2009, by Paul Johnston
Very soon after I wrote about the Capital and Capital H Design System Interface (.dsi) format standard I was passing by the desk of a co-worker in the Detroit office and saw a magazine. I borrowed the magazine and read an article and learned that the DSI three letter acronym has another meaning. The publication was aei Technology Report and the author Terry Costlow: the article “Consortium promotes … Read More
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Posted Dec 21, 2009, by Paul Johnston
Standards inject certainty into your working life. Last week I wrote about how the development of standards and the easiest pathway to adoption of them. Adherence to standards is an integral part of successful engineering. The most attractive standards:
lack complexity - are easy to understand - clear and straightforward for a person like you
turn out to be robust for the niche in which you operate - … Read More
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Posted Dec 18, 2009, by Paul Johnston
Having standards to work to is normal. In the Aerospace and Automotive Electrical and Electronic design realm there is no shortage of specifications.
Engineers work to a variety of standards. For example - specifications for conductor sizes and wire materials. Also drawing appearance standards which I referred to in a previous post about how potential users of Capital Harness Systems (Capital) vet … Read More
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Interoperability,
Wire Harness,
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DSI,
CHS,
Electrical Distribution System,
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Electrical Design