Definition
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The project Critical Design Review (CDR) is the formal Design Review
held at the end of the Detailed Design Stage.
The objectives of the project CDR are to:
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Formally approve the detailed design work as performed to date
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Formally approve plans related to implementation work to be performed during
the Implementation Stage
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Check that the project is still within the business contract margins
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Questions
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Technical assessment
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Have the product specifications changed since PDR?
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Does the detailed design work fully support the product functional and
technical specifications?
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Is there any outstanding technical issue preventing us from moving forward
to the Implementation Stage?
Cross-functional check
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Does the product detail design take into account all the Serviceability
requirements?
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Does the product detail design take into account all the Manufacturing
requirements?
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Does the product detail design take into account all the Manufacturing
Test requirements?
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Are there any outstanding sourcing issues with the product design?
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Does the current product detailed design support the cost objectives for
the product / solution?
Readiness for Implementation Stage
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Are resources and equipment for the Implementation Stage available?
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Are the plans for the Implementation Stage acceptable?
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Is the project still within the margins of the contract (Project Objectives
page)
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Input
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Marketing
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MRD (remains a living document after the Planning & Specification Stage Review but with limited changes
expected)
Service
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Serviceability objectives
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Product Service Plan
R&D
System Architecture
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Architecture reference model
ASIC Design
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Model definition
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Model diagram
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Pinout
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Programmer reference model
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Block diagrams
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Pseudo code
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Simulation results
ASIC Verification
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All 4 stages of verification ready
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Results of before-tape-out unit and integration testing
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List of bugs
H/W design
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Interface between H/W - H/W, H/W - S/W, H/W - ASICs, H/W - system
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95% Jedec files completed
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Electrical schematics ready
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Timing, thermal (70% of work only) and performance analysis
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Mechanical drawings
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Preliminary placement
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BOM
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Layout recommendations (size, # of layers, special line, list of critical
signal files)
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Utilities for testing
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Board programmer reference model
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Quality reliability and compliance
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Design documentation (95%)
S/W design
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SRS
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S/W design document (for each block)
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Management interfaces specifications (MIBs and relevant NMS application,
LMA)
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Detailed performance estimations
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S/W integration and module test plan
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Updated S/W development plan
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S/W configuration management tool and usage methodology ready
Engineering Prototypes
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Build plans for prototypes
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Usage plans for prototypes (R&D, Manufacturing, Safety regulations)
R&D Test
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Final Unit / Integration Test programs
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Final Engineering Test programs
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Engineering Test tools and equipment list
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Initial System and Alpha Test procedures
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Test environment set-up, external labs ordered
Manufacturing
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Test Vehicle results and required action items
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Progress report on DFX activities (completed and remaining)
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Manufacturing costs, NREs and GM analysis
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Material Flow
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Updated Manufacturing Plan (Gantt chart)
Manufacturing Test
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Final placement of test points
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Updated Test equipment availability plan
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Frame of S/W testing
Materials
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List of qualified vendorsFinance
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Estimates of product GM in production (on a per component basis)
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Deliverables
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Approval from Validation Committee to move to the Implementation Stage |
Guidelines
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Review
organization , H/W
DR before CDR, ASIC’s
DR before CDR, SW
DR before CDR, HW
CDR presentation template , SW
CDR presentation template |