CAD/CAM for Production ToolingSociety of Manufacturing Engineers, Publications Development Department, Reference Publications Division, 1989 - Computers - 258 pages |
Contents
Back to Basics | 3 |
Selecting a LowCost CAD System | 10 |
Features of Successful Use of CADCAM in Industry | 26 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
analysis angle applications applications software areas assembly automated automatically blank Bond Jig CAD model CAD systems CAD/CAM systems capabilities CIM Data Engine components Computer Aided Computer Aided Design computer graphics computer-aided Computer-Aided Design Computervision concept corporate cost cutter cutting data base data collection database defined design engineer diameter disk drafting environment equipment Figure FILLET forging functions geometric goals hardware host computer Hybrid implementation improve industry Ingersoll input integration interface layout major CAD Manufacturing Engineering manufacturing system material micro CADD microcomputer Milling Machine NC programming number of teeth numerical control output packages personal computer plotter points problems processor reduced scanning Sherbrooke university side rub simulation solids modeling specific standard super-mini technique tion Tool Design top management university unix users utilized voice recognition workstations