Applications of computers to engineering design, manufacturing, and management : proceedings of the IFIP TC 5 Conference on CAD/CAM Technology Transfer: Applications of Computers to Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Management, Mexico City, Mexico, 22-26 August, 1988
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Applications of computers to engineering design, manufacturing, and management : proceedings of the IFIP TC 5 Conference on CAD/CAM Technology Transfer: Applications of Computers to Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Management, Mexico City, Mexico, 22-26 August, 1988
North-Holland , Sole distributors for the U.S.A. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1989
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Computer technology is rapidly changing the design and production of discrete goods such as machine parts and printed circuit boards. Fueled by recent advances in computer hardware and software, a major effort is underway throughout the world to develop integrated, flexible, programmable, and highly automated systems for supporting engineering design, manufacturing and management. This book presents a cross-section of current developments. The situation in such fields as computer graphics, geometric modelling, and engineering data bases is discussed in survey articles. Research contributions address important topics in the computer-aided design and manufacture (CAD/CAM) of mechanical and electronic products. Case studies describing the introduction of CAD/CAM in industry are presented, integration and communication issues are addressed, and educational and socio-economic aspects of CAD/CAM are discussed.
Table of Contents
Computer Graphics and Geometric Modelling. High Performance, Visualization and Integration: The Computer Graphics Headlines for the 90's. GRAFLOG: A Graphical and Logical Programming Language. Geometric Modelling and Programmable Automation. Interface with Geometric Modelling Systems Based on Constructive Geometry. The Four-Wings-Edge for Solid Boolean Operations with Trimmed Surface Patches. MTS, a Microcomputer Topographical System. Mechanical CAD/CAM. State of the Art in CAD/CAM. DISENG: CAE Software for Gear Design. An Interactive Expert System to Solve the Open Job Shop Scheduling Problem. Further Development of CAD/CAM Systems for Manufacturing Sculptured Surfaces. Development of Computing Systems to Help Die-Designers. SIDYMAC: A Linked CAD/CAM System (CNC Orientation). An Intelligent System to Help Designers. Electronic CAD/CAM. Automatic Realization of Wave Digital Filters with PPL Methodology. Automated Optical Inspection in Printed Circuit Testing. An Application of EDIF in the Domain of CAE/CAD. Universal Digital System Simulator. CIM in an Electronics Industry Environment. Data Management, Communications and Integration. Networks and Communication for CAD/CAM and Standardization of These Technologies. Database Schema Design for CAD/CAM Applications. Management of Electronic CAD Data. Specification of a Digital Satellite Communications Channel for CAD/CAM Transmissions Using the Morelos Mexican Satellite System. Linking Workstations in the Engineering Environment. Essential Considerations When Incorporating Computer Automation Technologies into Design and Manufacturing Operations. The Development of Engineering Supported by a CAD System in Altos Hornos of Mexico. Educational and Socio-Economical Aspects of CAD/CAM. Towards an Integration of CAD/CAM at the National University of Mexico. Technology: A Solution for Yet Undefined Problems? The Brazilian-Argentinian Research-Educational Program. Social and Economic Aspects of CAD/CAM Investment Strategies in Hungary. Actors and Factors for the Development of CAD/CAM Capabilities in Mexico. Impact of Technology Transfer to Latin America. The Use of CAD/CAM for Modernizing Mexican Industry.
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