From Paper Based Analysis to Model Based Analysis

From Paper Based Analysis to Model Based Analysis: Applications of AP 210 at Rockwell Collins April 29, 2009 NASA-ESA 2009 PDE Workshop Tom Thurman (Ret. ), Michael Benda Rockwell Collins Advanced Manufacturing Technology © 2009 Rockwell Collins, Inc. All rights reserved.

Topics About Rockwell Collins MBE Vision DFx Paper Based Data Flow Fiducial Example Filled Via Example Model Based Data Flow Immersive Visualization Rockwell Collins Proprietary 2

What Rockwell Collins Does A Leading Supplier Of Aviation Electronics Airborne/Mobile Communication Systems Roughly Equal Division Between Commercial And Military Sales > 15 Manufacturing Locations Primarily High Value, High Mix, Relatively Low Volume Products Reliability, Flexibility, Reducing Lead Times Are Important AP 203 & AP 210 Are Key Components Of Our Environment Rockwell Collins Proprietary 3

Model Based Enterprise Environment Attributes of the Model Based Enterprise (MBE): Tools and processes are integrated through the application of standard information All data abstractions for functional needs are accessible through data management interfaces Performance verified with science based simulation environments and augmented by required physical testing Knowledge captured and fed back through every stage of the life cycle Integrated agile & flexible engineering, manufacturing, and operations characterized by modeling, simulation, and optimization, utilizing common processes and Integrated systems/tools/data standards across the extended enterprise.

Design for X (DFx) • Vision: Design rules are implemented to allow early and consistent evaluations of new designs to identify and resolve issues prior to release for production • Rockwell Collins first release of DFx has been Printed Circuit Assembly (PCA) Design For manufacturability (DFm): – – Abstraction of standard information from CAD data Manufacturing rules are run against design data Visual representation communicates to the design team Developed in a collaborative environment • Second implementation of DFx is PCA Design For testability (DFt): – Same approach as DFm • Third implementation of DFx is DFm at the Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) level: – In process

Design for Manufacturability • Analysis of how Suited a PCA Design is for Manufacturing • Native CAD Data • Data Beyond Scope of Native CAD – Offline Process can be Run as Often as Needed During Design Process – Process Supports Balance Between Design and Manufacturing Needs – – – Artwork Component Terminal Locations Drill Location, Size PCA Bill Of Material Milling – – – – – Configuration Management (Product ID, Revision, Approvals, Date…) Deleted/Replaced/Unpopulated Components in PCA Fiducials PCB Stackup Assembly Panel (Tabs, Cutouts) Standard Component Catalog Data Component Manufacturing Properties Component Manufacturing Classification Textual Assembly Requirements

Design for Testability • Analysis of how Suited a PCA Design is for Test – Extension of DFm • Data Added to DFm Data – Native CAD Data: • Component Reference Designations Realized in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) • Netlist • Component Placement in PCA • Component Terminal Locations in PCA • Land Locations in PCB • Connector Signal-Pin Outs • CAD-Defined Test Point Locations in PCB – Data Beyond Scope of Native CAD: • • Special Symbols Realized in PCB Tooling Hole Locations in PCB Special Lands for Terminals, Jumpers, etc… Special Test Point Locations in PCB

Paper Based Data Flow Product ID, Approvals Native CAD; Basic geometry, Netlist CM Drawing Review ECAD Panel Model Material Stackup Model Assembly Requirements Drawing Creation (Scripting with ECAD Tool) Fabrication Requirements data © Rockwell Collins 2006, 2009 Product data 8

Departmental Specific Encoding of Domain Specific Features: Fiducial • In the printed circuit card manufacturing domain, a Fiducial is a small mark included in a PCB used to align components • Fiducials are required to be included in a PCB design and must be identified to facilitate design review and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) tools. • A Fiducial is represented in a Specific Design Department by a part with a name = “FIDUCIAL” is not a material item so the originating Department filters any Bill Of Material (BOM) related data before publishing. Another Design Department may represent a Fiducial by assigning a name to some other CAD data type; the identification string varies. • Fiducial is a predefined feature data type in the layout view in AP 210. If a Department published BOM-related data from an AP 210 database, no filtering would be needed, because features are not parts, thereby reducing maintenance costs.

Domain Specific Features: Sharing Fiducial Data Between Departments in A Supply Chain Domain Specific Features Data (Out of Scope of CAD Tool) Design Intent Native Departmental CAD TOOL CAD To Encoding To AP 210 Mapping CAD Native Data Model AP 210 Data Set Departmental Specific Encoding of Domain Specific Features in CAD Domain Specific Features Data (In Scope of CAM Tool) AP 210 CAM To CAM TOOL Mapping CAM Native Data Model

Departmental Specific Encoding of Domain Specific Features: Filled Via • In the PCB manufacturing domain, a filled via is a small plated hole that is filled after the lamination process. • Filled vias may be included for various reasons. • A Filled Via is represented in a Specific Design Department by a user defined classification defined in the released drawing. The identification of the fill material is included in a note. • Filled_via is a predefined data type in AP 210. • Material_identification is a predefined data type in STEP that is related to the fill material through a predefined relationship in AP 210.

Domain Specific Features: Analyzing Filled Via Impact on Product Properties Filled via Classes Filled via Material Native Departmental CAD To Encoding To AP 210 TOOL AP 210 Mapping Departmental Specific Encoding of Filled via, material Design Intent AP 210 Data Set Display Filled Via Impact AP 210 Analysis To Analysis TOOL Mapping

Model Based Data Flow Product ID, Approvals Native CAD; Basic geometry, Netlist CM ECAD CIM Global Library Panel Model Material Stackup Model Requirements data © Rockwell Collins 2006, 2009 Results AP 210 (P 28) Part Data LKSoft Mapping Engine Assembly Requirements Fabrication Requirements (Daily) Component Information System AP 210 (P 21) Part & Design Data DFXpert Rules Engine Mapping Specifications Product data Part data 13

Immersive Visualization 3 -D Component Models AP 210 AP 203 AP 210 Standard Model Will Provide Advanced 3 -D Visualization Including Domain Specific Features Allow Designers To See How Everything Will (Or Will Not) Fit Together Design Reviews Can Use Virtual Touchable Models SIMULATION TOOL 14