[SI-LIST] Off Topic Question
- From: "Bill Reams" <breams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'Si-List' (E-mail)" <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Nov 2002 15:00:39 -0600
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I have a question that is off topic for this list. However, as we all =
work at companies ranging from medium tech to very high tech, this =
seemed a good source for a non-scientific poll.
For your "typical" projects, how many circuit board revisions does it =
take to go from the block diagram stage to full production release?
I know that in the perfect world, everyone would answer "One board, my =
first prototype is always perfect." But we've probably all seen the =
project where we're sent off to design a left-handed widget and =
eventually deliver the flux capacitor that they really wanted - but only =
after a large number of revisions and redesigns because they couldn't =
figure out how to ask for what they wanted. What I'm interested in is =
not the extreme revision numbers, but the typical number of revisions =
for typical projects. And please do include all revisions for DFM, DFT, =
EMC/EMI related modifications.
Thanks for your responses.
Bill
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