Ulrich And Eppinger Analysis

1. INTRODUCTION
In order for a product to be successful, the firms have to identify the needs of the customer and make the product according to the needs and within the cost and the time margin.
And there exists certain criteria or steps for the development of the product.
– Planning
– Concept development
– Architectural (system-level) design
– Detailed design
– Testing and refinement
– Production design and ramp-up

This coursework, detailed about a Mechatronics design model. Section 2 is describing the design methodology. Section 3 is detailing about the design process of Rotary Inverted Pendulum and section 4 contains the conclusion. 2. DESIGN METHODOLOGY

2.1 Ulrich And Eppinger Design Model
The method of Karl Ulrich and Eppinger

This will represent and analysis in the later evaluation of the product.
From the perspective of the individual whose sole purpose is to create a successful product, there exist certain factors which comes as the initial stage of the development of the product.
• Product quality: Determining on how good the product is resulting from the development effort. Also whether the product is robust and reliable.

• Product cost: Determining the manufacturing cost of the product and also if the product is on sale in the market it would turn to give profit.

• Development time: Determining how much time is requires for the completion of the product and that too with the team’s full efforts.

2.1.2 SYSTEM DESIGN:
This step explains the cross-domain solution concept, based on requirement list and it helps to describe the characteristics of physical and logical

2.1.5 DESIGN MODEL GUIDELINE The main guideline followed by this model is at reducing manufacturing costs while at the same moment simultaneously improving the product quality as well as the development time and cost.

2.2 FRENCH’S DESIGN MODEL
This design model was proposed by French and it consists of four process stages. The circle in the design figure show the data context of the design process and the rectangular represent the design activity.
In this design model process start with the requirement, which observe the market need and analysis then it leads to a statement of problem. Which form a list of requirements for the product. Next step is the conceptual design, in this phase designers generates different concepts for solving the problem. After comparison and assessment, the team will select one or more concept for implementation.

The third step in the design process is the embodiment of the selected conceptual models. The final choice for the conceptual designs will make by detailed and then evaluated. In this stage the selection of subsystems based on performance specifications and the operating