1.17 Communication of Design Ideas Flashcards

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What is freehand sketching, and why is it used? (3)

A
  • method of presenting ideas on paper without using drawing aids/formal drawing conventions
  • used to produce early ideas for products
  • done in 2D or 3D
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What sort of areas do annotations cover? (4)

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  • inspiration behind each design
  • pros/cons
  • potential manufacturing methods
  • meeting requirements of end user/spec
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What are cut and paste techniques?

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cutting pictures and images from different sources (eg newspapers)
used to make collages

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Describe an example of using digital technologies in the design of products (3)

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  • taking photos of iterative models (to record development)
  • videos of testing
  • can be shared online
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5
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What is 3D model?
2 Advantages
(4 points)

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  • made using cheap materials eg styrofoam/ card
  • allows design ideas to be visualised/handled/tested
  • spot errors/improvement (no waste)
  • shared w user: feedback
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What is an isometric projection?

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drawing objects in 3D with sides at a 30 degree angle

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What is an oblique projection? (3)

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drawn at 45 degrees, simpler to produce, not as realistic as isometric

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What is perspective drawing?

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Method of showing how an object gets smaller as it gets further away

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What is the difference between one point and two point perspective drawings?

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1 Point: objects being drawn converge towards a single varnishing point on a horizon line
2 Point: there are two varnishing points on either side of the horizon line (more realistic drawings)

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What are orthographic projections?

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working drawings showing 3D objects in 2D by showing the front, side and plan view of the product

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What is the difference between 1st angle o.p and 3rd angle o.p?

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1st - front drawn above plan view, side view drawn to its left
3rd - front drawn below plan, side drawn to its right

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What does an exploded view show?

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parts of a product suspended in space & separated - shows relationship between various parts of a product

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What do assembly drawings show?

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how all the different parts of a product fit together, with each part identified by a number

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What does a schematic diagram show?

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shows a circuit with individual components represented by symbols, and connections using straight lines

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What are some advantages of using CAD to produce drawings/virtual models of designs?

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  • high accuracy of drawing and modelling
  • changes made quickly + easily
  • no materials/physical resources needed (costs reduced)
  • 2D drawings can be produced directly from the 3D model (time reduced)
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