Design Centering Using Mu-SIGMA Graphs and System Simulation / Edition 1

by Peter Vizmuller

Overview

Maximize your chance of first-time success when designing any communication system with this new book and CD-ROM. It introduces a graphical design method that allows you to "center" or adjust the specifications of your designs to achieve the best overall system performance.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780890069509
Publisher:	Artech House, Incorporated
Publication date:	01/28/1998
Series:	Artech House Microwave Library Series
Edition description:	BK&CD ROM
Pages:	201
Product dimensions:	6.36(w) x 9.35(h) x 0.77(d)

About the Author

Peter Vizmuller is president of RHR Laboratories, a developer and marketer of system simulation software. He holds an M.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Toronto. A recipient of the J.E. Reid Memorial prize and a two-time winner of the RF Design magazine design contest, he is the author of RF Design Guide: Systems, Circuits, and Equations and Filters with Helical and Folded Helical Resonators, both published by Artech House.

Table of Contents

Design Centering Methodologies. Overview of Statistical Design Methods. A New Look at Statistical Design. Importance of System Simulations. Electrical Engineering Applications of the Mu-Sigma Graph Method. Other Applications of the Mu-Sigma Graph Method. Basic Statistical Concepts. Appendices. Glossary.

Editorial Reviews

Explains a method of designing systems, products, and modules whose specifications do not change over the life of the product, though it allows changes in specifications during the design process and is applicable to products and services that are subject to some degree of unpredictable variations in their components It also can be used to develop such non-hardware items as algorithms that must work with random inputs, an example of which would be an investment strategy for the financial industry that maximizes the probability of return in a given range. Suitable for product developers and design engineers. The accompanying CD-ROM contains simulation files and software that run in either Windows or Macintosh. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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