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Implement

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Apply a manufacturing procedure to implement hardware and/or software components into a system.

During the training tool project for archers, I produced a prototype as well as a justification document for the team. In it, one can find the clear expression of the requirements specification, the functional analysis, and the GANTT chart.

Execute the commissioning of a system according to procedure

During the variable speed drive project, I sought to implement an industrial solution into an already existing system.

I gave a mid-term presentation for the system's commissioning in which I made a comparison with the cabinet's STB (Spécification Technique du Besoin / Technical Requirement Specification). By doing this, I proved that the system complies with all standards. Consequently, it can operate in conformity.

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Produce an installation and commissioning procedure for a system.

During the environmental sensor project (SAE5), I created a production / installation procedure to explain how to commission the system.

During the variable speed drive project, I created a replacement procedure for the drive, which can also serve as a commissioning procedure for a system.

Evaluate system conformity

During the underwater watch project, I performed tests to verify the system's conformity. I produced a test procedure with the objective of verifying the system's proper operation and compliance with each requirement (V-Model). It was during this test that I realized an error: the microphone's gain is fixed. The transmission will work correctly only for a fixed distance; below this distance, the microphone is saturated, and above it, the signal is too weak and the decoder will not be able to operate.

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Produce the system conformity file while managing versioning

Throughout the variable speed drive project, I created a DJC (Dossier Justificatif de Conception / Design Justification File) in which one can find the entire argumentation for the project, [and the] product development with the comparison to the cabinet's STB (Spécification Technique de Besoin / Technical Requirement Specification).

I created interface parts in CAD to be able to integrate the drive into the cabinet. I produced detail drawings for the boiler-making (metalwork) department in order to manufacture the parts. I included these 4 drawings in the "COFFRET DE DEMARRAGE VARIATEUR POUR MOTEUR SYNCHRONE 5A OU ASYNCHRONE 16A (INTERFACE OMSA 1000C) – DETAIL" hardware plan. I added the addition of these 4 plans to the modification page and indexed (revisioned) it where necessary.

I thus produced a system conformity file while managing versioning.