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Physical Modeling for Electronics Enclosures using Rapid Prototyping

Physical Modeling for Electronics Enclosures using Rapid Prototyping. Instructor: Prof. Hardik Jeetendra Pandya, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, IISc Bangalore. Product development process consists of planning, concept development, system-level design, detail design, testing and refinement, and production ramp-up. Prototyping is done throughout the development process. This course deals with topics on the role of prototyping in product design, making models for prototyping, integrating components and subsystems into models, building usable prototypes from real PCBs, and use of 3D printing. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 24 - Building a Model (cont.)

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Role of Prototyping in Product Design

Lecture 01 - Products Prototyping

Lecture 02 - Prototype Concepts

Lecture 03 - Physical Simulation

Lecture 04 - Rapid Prototyping

Lecture 05 - Products Detailing

Making Models for Prototyping

Lecture 06 - Advantages of Design Modeling

Lecture 07 - Sample Product Concept

Lecture 08 - Product Sample Exercise

Lecture 09 - Product Sample Exercise (cont.)

Lecture 10 - Integration of Components

Integrating Components and Subsystems into Models

Lecture 11 - Components Integration in Models

Lecture 12 - 3D Printing Detail

Lecture 13 - 3D Printing Detail (cont.)

Lecture 14 - 3D Print Assembly Design

Lecture 15 - Heat Spreader to 3D Print

Building Usable Prototypes from Real PCBs

Lecture 16 - Metallic, 3D, Build Up

Lecture 17 - Metallic, 3D, Build Up (cont.)

Lecture 18 - 3D Design from Photo Snap

Lecture 19 - 3D Design from Photo Snap (cont.)

Lecture 20 - 3D Laser Cuts

Examples, Student Work, Creativity

Lecture 21 - 3D Laser Cuts (cont.)

Lecture 22 - Demo of 3D Part Print

Lecture 23 - Building a Model

Lecture 24 - Building a Model (cont.)

Lecture 25 - Common Place Objects

Online Demo of Simple Product Clamp

Lecture 26 - Materials

Lecture 27 - Future 3D in Biology

Lecture 28 - Product Clamp Variants

Lecture 29 - Product Clamp Build Up

Lecture 30 - Multi-direction Features

Fasteners and Assembly Work

Lecture 31 - Multi-direction Features (cont.)

Lecture 32 - Fastening Detail

Lecture 33 - Flat Objects

Lecture 34 - Modularity

Lecture 35 - Creative Design Work

Uses of 3D Printing in Other Fields

Lecture 36 - Creative Designs

Lecture 37 - Using Flat Features

Lecture 38 - Organic Shapes

Lecture 39 - Simulation for Alternate Use