What is Design Review (NRE)
Design Review (NRE), in the context of the PCB industry, refers to a critical stage in the Non-Recurring Engineering (NRE) process. It involves the thorough evaluation and assessment of the design and development of a product before moving forward with manufacturing and delivery.
During the design review (NRE) stage, the proposed product’s performance, functions, and specifications are carefully examined and defined. This review serves as a checkpoint to ensure that the design aligns with the desired goals and requirements. It allows for feedback and suggestions to be provided, facilitating improvements and addressing any potential issues or concerns.
The design review stage also encompasses the development of a technology roadmap, which outlines the necessary steps and milestones to successfully bring the product from the design phase to the manufacturing and delivery phase. This roadmap ensures that the required resources, processes, and timelines are in place for a smooth product development journey. Additionally, it involves collaboration and communication with the customer. Their input and feedback are taken into consideration during the review process, ensuring that their requirements and expectations are met. This customer-centric approach enhances the overall design and development process.
Lastly, the design review stage includes the final review and approval of the design and specifications. Once approved, the manufacturer proceeds with the production and delivery of the product. This stage acts as a final checkpoint to ensure that all necessary design changes and improvements have been implemented before moving forward with manufacturing.
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