Laptop chill mat

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Contents

Executive Summary

Stakeholders Information

DFMA

FMEA

DFE

Bill of Materials

The chill pad consists of five simple components: top cover, bottom cover, air intake, grill, and fan subassembly. The assembly is fairly straight forward. There are 16 parts we identified in the assembly. It consists mostly of plastic parts which were manufactured using different molding methods. Several metal screws were used to attach the components together. There are electrical components in the assembly that we did not disassemble such as the motor, switch and the USB connector. In the table below, the parts we identified are listed along with their properties and functions.

List of Components

Part Number Part Name Quantity Weight (g) Material Manufacturing Process Function Part Image
1 Top Cover 1 Plastic Molding Connects to the top grill and bottom cover. Protects inner workings.
2 Top Grill 1 Plastic Molding Connects to the top cover. Protects the fan and allows fan blown air to go through.
3 Small Steel Screws 5 Steel Molding Connects the top cover to the bottom cover.
4 Rubber Screws 4 Rubber Molding Connects the fan assembly to the top cover.
5 Fan Casing 1 Plastic Molding Connects to the top cover and the fan.
6 Fan 1 Plastic Molding Spins and blows air through the grill.
7 Motor 1 Copper, Plastic Connects to the fan. Spins the fan.
8 Felt 1 Felt Glued to the bottom cover. Provides soft interface between the user and product.
9 Bottom Cover 1 Plastic Molding Connects to the top cover and protects the inner workings. Provides a base for the product.
10 Air Intake 1 Plastic Molding Connects to the bottom cover. Allows air to flow into the chillpad.
11 Screws 3 Steel Molding Connects the air intake to the top cover.
12 Rubber Stoppers 4 Rubber Molding Pushes on the top and bottom cover to provide a space in between.
13 Removable Rubber Gripper 2 Rubber Molding Connects to the top grill. Provides increased friction between the laptop and chillpad to keep it from moving.
14 USB Connector 1 Steel Stamped Connects the chillpad to the computer to draw power.
15 Switch 1 Plastic, Molding Allows the user to control the fan speeds.
16 Wires 1 Plastic, Copper Connects the motor to the switch and then to the USB Connector.

Team Member Roles

Phase I team roles

  • Team Leader - James Chon
  • DFMA(Assembly) Leader - Jay Kim
  • DFMA(Manufacturing) Leader - Mukul Bhatt
  • DFE Leader - David Gregor
  • FMEA Leader - Brenden Patch
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