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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly — Electronics and Mechanics In-Depth — Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology C600
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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology · C600
Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
What you need to know
Select and use appropriate tools and equipment for marking out, holding, cutting, shaping, drilling, and forming materials.
Apply wastage and addition techniques, utilizing pillar drills, jigs, and formers to ensure manufacturing accuracy.
Perform deforming and reforming processes such as bending plastics, hot/cold working of sheet metals, casting, vacuum forming, and moulding.
Utilize advanced manufacturing technologies including laser cutting and 3D printing.
Assemble components securely using appropriate fasteners (nuts, bolts, washers, screws, rivets) and soldering techniques.
Explain methods for joining like and unlike materials using both permanent (chemical/mechanical bond) and temporary joining techniques.
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Wastage and Addition: Tools and Accuracy
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Deforming, Reforming and Digital Fabrication
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Assembly and Joining Materials
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