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Electronics => Projects, Designs, and Technical Stuff => Topic started by: firasgany7 on January 06, 2021, 11:17:03 am
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I'm writing a document that should explain about a mini-PC in my company in order to give information for EMC test engineers who don't know the product.
The mini-PC introduces high granularity modular design and parametric enclosure.
This is the product specification file.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/fit-iot/tensor-pc/docs/introduction-to-tensor-pc.pdf
I'm intending to make a one page brief overview of the product that could be useful before performing the EMC test and decide whether the device should be eligible for FCC Mark.
I was wondering what are the product-related parameters, specifications, description that should be in the document in order to give a previous knowledge for the EMC engineers before performing the test.
Here are some aspects that I thought of:
-Power
-Extensions for mini-PC
-different enclosures for the SBC (including dimensions, Height, cooling ribs)
-PCB Specs (number of Layers, diff traces impedance, single traces impedance)[/li]
What do you think about these aspects, and can you suggest me more ideas?
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Typically I would hand over the product manual so they can use the device.
Typically this would have:
1. Power requirements (110/220, etc)
2. Wiring diagram (if you have ports, what do they connect to?)
3. Getting Started (how the customer would go from box to hello-world)
4. How do you use the device and software (be sure to focus on the intended operating mode)
I'd be sure to put together some form of clean wire harness for any connectors on the device since they will need to be connected and plugged into something. If this is more than two cables I always bundle them so it makes their job easier.
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Thanks Pack34, I really appreciate it.