Specifications Development:
Optikos and customer develop a set
of performance specifications that
represent the “goals” for the program.
These specifications are the basis for
final system qualification testing.
Initial Design and Layout:
Concepts are made into design layouts
with optical paths and basic mechanical
configurations. At this stage, feasibility
of the program is examined to insure
that performance criteria can be
achieved. Often, system modeling takes
place to validate design issues (e.g. stray
light analysis, thermal issues, mechanical
stability, etc.)
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System Design and Layout:
Optics, mechanics, and electronics are
designed and detailed.
Tolerances:
Opto-mechanical tolerances are added
to the concept design.
Build and Test:
We validate the build processes and
overall systems performance. Customers are encouraged to visit and participate when the prototypes are assembled and
tested.
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Design Optimization:
Design for Manufacture/Assembly (DFM/DFA)
Sourcing Strategies:
Select and qualify vendors.
Optimize price/performance characteristics.
Manufacturing & Testing Procedures:
Work instructions and inspection procedures
are documented according to ISO:9001 Standards.
Acceptance Testing:
Mutually agreed upon testing criteria is completed and signed off.
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Single Point of Contact:
Optikos and Customer establish single
contact points to insure proper
authorization for program issues.
Revision Control:
Optikos maintains, according to customer standards, revision control of system documentation.
Written Authorizations:
All changes are documented and required to have written authorization to proceed.
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