Group 18 - Barbie™ Ford Mustang - Revision history

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 [http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_18_-_Barbie%E2%84%A2_Ford_Mustang/Gate_4 Gate 4]
-==Gate 4: Critical Design Review==
+==Gate 5: Delivery==
 The below link navigates to the <u>Gate 4: Critical Design Review</u> page which outlines:
 <blockquote> Finalization of Deliverables<br>

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		+	==Gate 4: Critical Design Review==
		+	The below link navigates to the <u>Gate 4: Critical Design Review</u> page which outlines:
		+	<blockquote> Finalization of Deliverables<br>
		+	Corrections of Past Gates<br>
		+	</blockquote>
		+	[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Group_18_-_Barbie%E2%84%A2_Ford_Mustang/Gate_5 Gate 5]

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 ·Solid Modeled Assembly<br/>
 ·Engineering Analysis<br/></blockquote>
 '''Gate 4:''' Product Assembly
 [[File:Barbie-power-wheels-mustang.jpg|right|Fisher Price Power Wheels Barbie Mustang]]

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 ·Subsystems and their connections<br/></blockquote>
 '''Gate 3:''' Product Analysis <br/>
-<blockquote>
+<blockquote>·Component Summary<br/>
 '''Gate 4:''' Product Assembly
 [[File:Barbie-power-wheels-mustang.jpg|right|Fisher Price Power Wheels Barbie Mustang]]

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 '''Gate 1:''' Project planning <br/>
 <blockquote>·Plan for disassemble<br/>
-·Group member's duty<br/><blockquote>
+·Group member's duty<br/></blockquote>
 '''Gate 2:''' Project dissection <br/>
 <blockquote>·Table of disassemble<br/>
-·Subsystems and their connections<br/><blockquote>
+·Subsystems and their connections<br/></blockquote>
 '''Gate 3:''' Product Analysis <br/>
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 ==Summary of Project==
-Our project for MAE 277 was the Ford Barbie Mustang. It was designed in 2007 and production for it began in 2009. Its intended customer is focused at the parents buying the car for their daughter age 3-10. The actual car works off of two small electrical motors which receive their power from a 12 v Lead Acid battery. The car operates on three different speeds including reverse, forward at 2.5 mph, and forward at 5mph. The actual signal controls for their car are rather simplistic and work off of human energy of turning the wheel to steer the car and change the shifter to control speed. The rest of the signals are controlled from the accelerator switch being activated by human input. This sends a signal to the battery to release electrical energy to the motor where the energy is transformed to rotational mechanical energy of the wheel. The car mostly consists of varying types of plastics including Polypropylene for the outside body and ABS plastic for the tires. Virtually all of these parts were made through injection molding. The actual disassemble and assembly require little technical skills and tools. The whole car can be taken apart with a Phillips head screwdriver and hammer.<br/><br/>
+Our project for MAE 277 was the Ford Barbie Mustang. It was designed in 2007 and production for it began in 2009. Its intended customer is focused at the parents buying the car for their daughter age 3-10. The actual car works off of two small electrical motors which receive their power from a 12 v Lead Acid battery. The car operates on three different speeds including reverse, forward at 2.5 mph, and forward at 5mph. The actual signal controls for their car are rather simplistic and work off of human energy of turning the wheel to steer the car and change the shifter to control speed. The rest of the signals are controlled from the accelerator switch being activated by human input. This sends a signal to the battery to release electrical energy to the motor where the energy is transformed to rotational mechanical energy of the wheel. The car mostly consists of varying types of plastics including Polypropylene for the outside body and ABS plastic for the tires. Virtually all of these parts were made through injection molding. The actual disassemble and assembly require little technical skills and tools. The whole car can be taken apart with a Phillips head screwdriver and hammer.<br/>
-Each of the Gates focus on different specific steps of examining in detail the aspects of the car<br/><br>
+Each of the gates focused on a specific step of examining the car in detail.<br/><br>
 '''Gate 1:''' Project planning <br/>
 '''Gate 2:''' Project dissection <br/>