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JULY–SEPTEMBER199847 DIGITAL LIGHT PROCESSING—INTRODUCTION Digital Imaging (DI) began as a technology develop- ment program in 1992. The purpose was to find a use for the Digital Micromirror Device™ (DMD ™ ) and develop demonstration products that would attract customers to DI. Since the products were not intend- ed to go into production, little or no attention was paid to business process related to documenting requirements, verifying producibility or validating functionality. When it became evident that DI was a viable business in 1994, teams were established to define a business process model and a product devel- opment process. DI’s business process model The business process team was not interested in “reinventing the wheel” and began searching for suc- cessful existing models applicable to DI’s needs. TI’s Semiconductor Group (SC) model provided the basic structure for a non-end item product driven by mar- ket requirements. The TI calculator model provided the concept of a multi-layered market element. The DI team integrated the two models and released the Digital Imaging business process model in October 1994. As shown in Figure 1, business management and strategy development for DI’s products are driven by the needs of the market. The primary market inter- face is coordinated through the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). Demand assumptions are gen- erated on end-user needs. A product business model and work-share allocation between OEM and DI are established. Integrated product development efforts are coordinated to achieve full realization of market requirements and timely entry into the market. Sales and operations provide planning and support for product manufacturing and order fulfillment. To sup- port product design and build, a materiel team estab- lishes and manages supplier relationships and alliances. DI’s core technologies, driven by product strategy, have both evolutionary and revolutionary paths. Technology development is intended to lead product development to lower the risk of new tech- nology insertion into DI’s products. There are several enablers to this business model. Assessment of DI’s product quality, reliability and product safety are provided by an independent Quality Reliability Assurance (QRA) organization. Staffing and training of all DIers is handled through division-based Human Resources (HR) services. Legal Support Services manage all intellectual prop- erty and contractual issues. Information technology provides computer and tool infrastructure support Digital Imaging’s integrated product development process Abstract: The evolution of Digital Imaging (DI) from research and development to a product-oriented organiza- tion required additional discipline and focus on business processes. The high-level business map was defined to flow information from the marketplace requirements into the final product delivered to the customer. One of the critical pieces of the process flow was the product development process–translation of market and customer requirements into physical form. The product development process needed to be a dynamic document that met the needs of the organization. It needed to tightly couple the market requirements with the final product and ensure alignment to DI’s business strategies. A cross-functional team evaluated processes from inside and outside TI to limit the amount of effort the team would need to expend. The phase-gate process documented by DI covers product life cycle from concept to closeout in seven phases. The gates are business-focused reviews that evaluate progress, the project’s value proposi- tion and alignment with DI strategy. The latest improve- ment activity added details to the early phases, enabled use of Intranet access and increased consistency of prod- uct documentation and storage. Alice Parry, Bob Stoddard and Ron Barry 48TI TECHNICALJOURNAL DIGITAL LIGHT PROCESSING—INTRODUCTION and a networked environment to facilitate informa- tion sharing. Finance reports current status and fore- casts upward into TI’s corporate structure. It also provides support for financial risk assessments at the product level. Key business objectives drive process The business process model made it clear that the product development process must be driven by and aligned with DI business objectives. The product development team used the business model to clarify how development facilitated this flow and to help meet DI’s business objectives. With this process the customer is the center of DI’s focus. Customer satisfaction is the primary focus for DI. Part of the satisfaction quotient includes product- related business objectives such as: • Market driven product requirements • Meeting customers’ needs • Meeting time-to-market targets • Reducing product costs • Reducing product development cycle time • Improving product quality. Figure 2 shows a general information flow between customers and various DI organizational and func- tional entities. During the early phases of DI’s product develop- ment process, Marketing is responsible for identify- ing customer careabouts and translating them into market requirements. Systems Engineering creates the product specification and design requirements from the market requirements. Target product costs and time-to-market requirements also are established by Marketing. Proper market and systems analysis are critical to this process. Product Marketing’s presence as an inte- gral part of the product development team helps focus the development effort toward these objectives. The product development team, which includes man- ufacturing, tailors the process to meet the time-to- market window without sacrificing product quality. Product quality and reduction of product costs and cycle time are the responsibility of all functions including engineering, operations and QRA. Concurrent engineering during the requirements and design phases by engineering, manufacturing and customers, help to reduce the am…

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Page : 1 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. EMC Test Report According to FCC Part 15 Subpart B Project No. LBE041807 Equipment under Test Address 416 Maetan3-Dong,Yeongtong-Gu,Suwon-City,Gyeonggi-Do, Korea,443-742 Product Name DLP PROJECTION Monitor Model Name RC50L3 Manufacturer SAMSUNG Brand Name SAMSUNG Variant Model See Page 3 Date of Test September 13~14, 2004 Issued Date September 16, 2004 Name/Position Signature Tested by Dong Min, Lee Test Engineer Reviewed by No Cheon, Park Manager of EMC Lab. Authorized by Kyu Baek, Chung Chief of EMC Lab. 1. This test reports does not constitute an endorsement by NIST/NVLAP or U.S Government. 2. This test report is to certify that the tested device properly complies with the requirements of FCC Rules and Regulations Part 15 Subpart B Unintentional Radiators. All tests necessary to show compliance to the requirements were and these results met the specifications requirement. This laboratory is registered by the NIST/NVLAP, U.S.A. The test reported herein have been performed in accordance with its terms of registration. NVLAP LAB CODE 200623-0 Page : 2 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. Table of Contents 1. General Information 1.1 Basic Information related Product 1.2 Detail Information related Product 1.3 Test Configuration 1.4 EUT Operating Conditions 1.5 Applied Standard 1.6 Test Facility 2. Summary of Test Results 3. Description of individual tests 3. 1 Conducted Emission 3. 2 Radiated Emission 4. Appendix A 4.1 Test Photography 4.2 EUT Photography Page : 3 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 1. General Information 1.1 Basic Information related Product Applicant Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd; Model name RC50L3 Applicant Address Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd; 416 Maetan3- Dong, Yeongtong-Gu, Suwon-City, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea, 443-742 Contact Person Dong Min, Lee Kind of product DLP PROJECTION Monitor Valiant list None Manufacturer Samsung Electronics Co.Ltd; New / Alternative / Permissive change Information This report is original report # 1.2 Detail Information related Product Specification Item(s) Description Model Name RC50L3 Product Name DLP Projection TV Resolution 1280 * 720 Horizontal Frequency 45KHz Vertical Frequency 62Hz Page : 4 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 1.3 Operating Mode and Condition The system was configured for testing in typical fashion use. Cable were attached to each of the available I/O Ports. The mode of operation utilized for testing was selected to best simulate typical EUT use. - Digital Video In (worst case) 1.4 Equipment Modifications No equipment modifications were required. Page : 5 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 1.5 Test Configuration Used EUT and Peripherals Seq Device Model Name Serial # Maker Note A DLP Projection TV RC50L3 - SAMSUNG EUT B Desktop PC M6200 450092DN101021 SAMSUNG DOC C Printer LQ-580H CG2Y014504 EPSON DOC D PS/S Keyboard SDM4510UH 4M037682 Samsung DOC E PS/2 Mouse SMB-600 7KBE008060 Samsung DOC Used Cable Description No Connect Cable Length [m] Shielded [Y/N] Remark 1 Power 1.7 No For EUT 2 Power 1.7 No For PC 3 Power 1.7 No For Printer 4 Monitor Analog 1.5 Yes 5 Parallel (Printer) 1.5 Yes 6 PS/2 Keyboard 1.5 No 7 PS/2 Mouse 1.5 No Page : 6 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. Block Diagram Page : 7 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 1.6 Applied Standards List Product or Generic Standards Basic Standards FCC Part15 Subpart B ANSI 63.4 : 2003 Page : 8 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 1.7 Test Facility General Information The sites are constructed in conformance with the requirements of ANSI C63.4 and CISPR 22, 16-1, 16-2, 11. This EMC Testing Lab. is accredited by Korea Laboratory Accreditation Scheme(KOLAS) which signed the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) for the above test item(s) and test method(s). This Lab. is operated as testing laboratory in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025:1998. Accreditation and Listing Uncertainty Test Item Expanded Uncertainty Radiated Disturbance 5.09 Disturbance voltage at the mains terminals 1.64 (According to NAMAS Pub.NIS81) Page : 9 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 2. Summary of Test Results Result : PASS The equipment under test(EUT) has been found to comply with the applied standards. Test Name Applied Standard Result Electromagnetic Emission Test 3.1 Conducted Emission FCC Part15 Subpart B Complied 3.2 Radiated Emission FCC Part15 Subpart B Complied Page : 10 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written …

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Page : 15 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. 4. Appendix A 4.1 Test Photography Picture 1. Conducted Emission (Front) Picture 2. Conducted Emission (Rear) Page : 16 of 18 Samsung EMC Testing and Certification Laboratory Project NO. :LBE041807 This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of SEC EMC Testing laboratory. Picture 3. Radiated Emission (Front) Picture 4. Radiated Emission (Rear)