Rotrex C15-16, Technical Handbook

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Technical Handbook
Rev. 1.6
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Introduction
1. The ideal application development cycle
Rotrex offers technical and commercial support to OEM customers, official Rotrex
distributors and kit builders during the entire development cycle to ensure a proper quality
level in all Rotrex based applications. The diagram below represents an ideal application
development cycle.
Phase 1
Base
specification
A set of desired specifications for
a particular application
Phase 2
Feasibility
analysis<
Takes the outcome of phase 1
and evaluates, from technical,
financial, and strategic
perspectives, the viability of the
project. The outcome can lead to
approval, revision, or dismissal
Phase 3
Design
verification
Takes the revised base
specification from phase 2 and
verifies the design. The outcome
of this phase is the product
specification for production.
Phase 4
Production
Implementation of product
specification into manufacturing
operation.
Phase 5
Market
feedback
Evaluation of market response to
product

Naming of project

Initial base spec

Technical analysis

Market analysis

Capability analysis

Revised base
specification

Project plan

Prototype test run

DVT

0 series preparation

Marketing plan

Approval

Documentation
package

0 series production

Control plan

0 series feedback report

8 months feedback
report

1.5 year feedback
report
Stage Milestones Description