Tony Serksnis

Tone Naxos is a story that takes place on the planet X5. Earth has been destroyed eons ago and has become engulfed by the Black Hole SgrA*. X5 has been sending probes to the edge of SgrA* gathering data about life on Earth.The Probe Team working on the latest Probe, P7430098, receives a series of Data Sets from an Earthling that they title "Tone Naxos". The Team has a methodology of getting encrypted thought patterns from Tone Naxos which allows them to better understand this Earthling.Through a series of 25 Data Sets, we see snapshots of the life of Tone Naxos and his hopes for leaving an eventual legacy of his life.The Probe Team is made up of several X5 inhabitants that are entangled romantically. This leads to some awkward situations that the Team Leader, Ox, must navigate. Meanwhile, another Team Member becomes so enraptured with Tone Naxos, that she suddenly "disappears" while receiving additional Probe Data.Suddenly, the Probe Team Leader, Ox, is found murdered, and Detective MaX is brought in to help solve the mystery. All the clues are there.

This book explains the design and fabrication of any electronic enclosure that contains a printed circuit board, from original design through materials selection, building and testing, and ongoing design improvement. It presents a thorough and lucid treatment of material physical properties, engineering, and compliance considerations such that readers will understand concerns that exist witha design (structural, environmental, and regulatory) and what is needed to successfully enter the marketplace. To this end, a main thrust of this volume is on the “commercialization” of electronic products when an enclosure is needed. The book targets the broadest audience tasked with design and manufacture of an enclosure for an electronic product, from mechanical/industrial engineers to designers and technicians. Compiling a wealth of information on relevant physical phenomena (strength of materials, shock and vibration, heat transfer), the book stands as a ready reference on how and where these key properties may be considered in the design of most electronic enclosures.

This book explains the design and fabrication of any electronic enclosure that contains a printed circuit board, from original design through materials selection, building and testing, and ongoing design improvement. It presents a thorough and lucid treatment of material physical properties, engineering, and compliance considerations such that readers will understand concerns that exist witha design (structural, environmental, and regulatory) and what is needed to successfully enter the marketplace. To this end, a main thrust of this volume is on the “commercialization” of electronic products when an enclosure is needed. The book targets the broadest audience tasked with design and manufacture of an enclosure for an electronic product, from mechanical/industrial engineers to designers and technicians. Compiling a wealth of information on relevant physical phenomena (strength of materials, shock and vibration, heat transfer), the book stands as a ready reference on how and where these key properties may be considered in the design of most electronic enclosures.

Turn your idea for an electronic product into a successful physical design. With this authoritative guide, you'll learn how to build product enclosures that will pass structural and regulatory guidelines, and help you quickly get your product to market. Author Tony Serksnis shows product designers and mechanical engineers how to manage several environmental factors that can affect the physical product, including water, temperature, vibration, and electromagnetic radiation. This guide includes many practical examples that exemplify the typical challenges facing product designers today.