Science and technology enables the development of products, the desired function of which can

be obtained with fundamental knowledge about physical phenomena.

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It means understanding the nature of something that already exists by breaking it down into
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This means that the design is often developed based on the feelings and criteria that exist within
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It is usually refers to the gap between an existing situation and a goal.

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d.
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and are related to feelings and criteria similar to the “sense” possessed by Jobs.

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This is the motive arising from awareness of problems, which is shared by members of society,
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The reason for designing something is called motive of design.

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This is used to mean that the result of the phase has an implicit basis, although this is not fixed
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This term is used to mean that an explicit basis exists in the phase for almost invariably
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The reason behind the design process, arising from ‘feelings and criteria,’ or ‘awareness of
problems’ relating to a product

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Design Engineering

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This term is used where the result of the phase has neither an implicit nor explicit basis.

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This is the motive arising from individual awareness of problems, which is not shared in society,
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c.
None of the above

This phase refers to the conventional design process. During this phase, structures and shapes
are developed to satisfy the requirements or specifications for the new product.

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This phase refers to design in the narrow sense, and in engineering design, it corresponds to the
__________ process.

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It is usually refers to the gap between an existing situation and a goal.

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This phase is a process whereby social motive is created and contained implicitly in society, and
the requirements or specifications for new products are generated from that social motive.

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d.
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c.
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This involves adapting a known system to a task with a different objective, maintaining the same
solution principle.

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This is a process whereby social motive is neither implicitly nor explicitly created, and the
requirements or specifications for new products are generated from the personal (inner) motive
of the designer.

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Science and technology enables the development of products, the desired function of which can
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It means understanding the nature of something that already exists by breaking it down into
several parts or constituent characteristics.

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This is used to mean that the result of the phase has an implicit basis, although this is not fixed
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This involves varying the size and/or arrangement of certain aspects of the chosen system
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The term “creative design” encompasses seeking what is desirable, and also includes “creative
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This phase results in the creation of new motive of design that leads to the next product.

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Design
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It is used to represent the world inhabited by people where they use products rather than a
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This term is used to mean that an explicit basis exists in the phase for almost invariably
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In engineering design, the early stage of design is referred to as __________ design.

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This involves the creation of an original solution principle for a system (plant, machine, or
assembly) for the same, a similar, or a new task.

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The reason for designing something is called motive of design.

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The inner motive can be said to be related to the analytical method, which drives design aimed
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want to travel to see a beautiful sunset.”

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Social Outer Motive

c.
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of the above

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The reason behind the design process, arising from ‘feelings and criteria,’ or ‘awareness of
problems’ relating to a product
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Design Engineering

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Creative Design

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None of the above

d.
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such as “we need a bridge to cross that river.”

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This phase refers to the generation—explicitly or implicitly, and in society or individuals—of the
motive of design, which will lead to future products.

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Post Design

c.
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In engineering design, the early stage of design is referred to as __________ design.
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Engineering

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Industrial

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d.
Conceptual

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The pre-design phase generates requirements or specifications for new products.

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This is a process whereby social motive is created and contained explicitly in society, and the
requirements or specifications for new products are generated from that social motive.

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a.
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b.
Continuous Pre-design phase

c.
Non-continuous pre-design phase

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This phase refers to the phase when the concrete requirements or specifications for a new
product that we might expect society to accept are generated on the basis of the motive of
design.

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Post Design

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surrounding products, come to be shared in society through direct interactions between users
and products, without going against the usage intended by the designer, which leads to the
design of the next product.

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a.
Non-continuous post design-phase

b.
Semi- continuous post-design phase

c.
Continuous post-design phase
compass
A Answer is an instrument used to draw circles and arcs.
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Irregular curves, commonly called Answer , are curves that have no constant radii.

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The parallel bar slides up and down a drafting board to allow you to draw vertical lines.

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It can also be used as straightedges to connect points for drawing lines without the aid of a
parallel bar or machine scale.

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Triangles

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The term automatic pencil refers to a pencil with a lead chamber that advances the lead
from the chamber to the writing tip by the push of a button or tab when a new piece of lead is
needed.

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A divider is especially useful for large circles, but using one can be time consuming.

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Construction lines for layout and guidelines are very lightly drawn with a __________ lead.

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7H or 3H

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6H or 4H

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5H or 4H

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2H or 4H

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Answer are used to transfer dimensions or to divide a distance into a number of
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Compass is also used in navigation to measure distance in nautical miles.

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_________are used to reduce or enlarge an object without having to make mathematical
calculations or scale manipulations.

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Compass
b.
Automatic Pencil
c.
Proportional dividers
 d.
DIvider

These are also available for specific requirements and drafting disciplines.

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Compass

b.
Divider

c.
T-Square

d.
Templates

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A scale is an instrument with a system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as a reference
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The mechanical engineer’s scale is commonly used for mechanical drafting when drawings are in
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Erasability is important because errors need to be corrected, and changes are frequently made.

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It refers to the material on which you create drawings, such as paper or polyester film.

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Film

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Drawing

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Radio

d.
Media

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A manual drafting machine is a machine that mounts to the table or board and has scales
attached to an adjustable head that rotates for drawing angles.

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The _________ clamps to a table and through an elbow like arrangement of supports allows you
to position the protractor head and scales anywhere on the board.

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tail machine

b.
arm machine

c.
head machine

d.
auto machine

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Durability is a consideration if the original drawing will be extensively used.

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A _______ has a traversing arm that moves left and right across the table and a head unit that
moves up and down the traversing arm.

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auto machine

b.
arm machine

c.
head machine

d.
track drafting machine

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Templates for drawing other shapes, such as ellipses, and for letters are also common.

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A diagram that represents the elements of a system using abstract, graphic drawings or realistic
pictures.
Pictorial Diagram
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CAD or Computer Aided Design software was introduced in the late 1960's to expedite
engineering drawing process.

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Polyester film, also known by its brand name, Mylar®, is a plastic material offering excellent
dimensional stability, erasability, transparency, and durability.

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MATCHING TYPE:

Unlike wire frames, these models are created by joining 3D Answer 1

surfaces. Surface models
They are considered to be the most useful CAD models.
Although they appear to be the same as surface models, they Answer 2
also have additional properties like weight, volume and Solid models
density, just like actual physical objects.
This type of CAD software allows only a single user to work Answer 3
on a single file at a time. Single-file-mode systems

In this type of CAD software, users can work on their own

files with the files of other users attached as a background. Answer 4
This enables users to levergae other users' work as Referenced-file-mode systems
background data.
These CAD systems take the referenced-mode system to the Answer 5
next level. Collaborative-mode systems

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They create skeleton like models with lines and arcs. Wire-frame models

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CAD
Answer is used to design, develop and optimize products.

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Noise that the analog circuitry generates, or transmits, through Answer 1

the air. This is also usually negligible in analog circuitry, unless Radiated Emissions
it is high frequency such as video.
Noise from external circuitry that is conducted into the analog Answer 2
circuit through its connections to other circuits. Conducted Susceptibility

Noise that the analog circuitry generates through its connections

to other circuits. This is usually negligible in analog circuitry, Answer 3
unless it is high power (such as an audio amplifier that draws Conducted Emissions
heavy currents from its power supply).
Noise that is received through the air (or transmitted into the Answer 4
analog circuitry) from external sources. Radiated Susceptibility

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Ground is frequently the most common connection in the circuit.

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board
A Answer is susceptible because the pattern of traces and component leads
form antennas. Antenna theory is a complex subject, well beyond the scope of this book.

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Inductor are used in analog circuitry for power supply decoupling and as filter components.

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The pin names analog ground and digital ground refer to internal connections in the IC, not the
plane to which they should be connected.

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Resistors are typically one of three types: wire-wound, carbon composition, and film

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Good grounding is a system-level design consideration.

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Block
A title Answer provides a variety of information about a drawing, such as the title of the
drawing, sheet size, and predominant scale, as described later in this chapter.

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3D CAD is the pioneer of CAD software, and was developed in the early 70s.

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genera
The term Answer refers to the number of times a copy of an original drawing is
reproduced and used to make other copies.

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Microfilm is Answer reproduction on fi lm of a drawing or other document that is highly
reduced for ease in storage and sending from one place to another.

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The dimensioning and tolerancing block is used to specify the general dimensioning and
tolerancing specifications found on the drawing.

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A Answer is an instrument used to draw circles and arcs.

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Divider
Answer are used to transfer dimensions or to divide a distance into a number of equal
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Zoning is a system of Answer along the top and bottom margins and letters along the
left and right margins.

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A sheet can include several additional blocks and symbols, depending on project requirements
and company practice.

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border
The Answer form a rectangle to establish the border