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RE: we take it all into account during the design process.

Posted by rick_m on February 7, 2009 at 15:53:55:
Bravo...

I appreciate your candidness.

I've done many a low noise, high sensitivity design, and sometimes you wonder (as you roll your eyes at the clock and it's midnight) if it's really worth spending the time on certain features of them. The killer is that you just don't know. Who's got the time to model every aspect of a design and layout and confirm it's performance correlation? But one thing is certain: if, to the best of your ability, you "take it all into account", the result will be a hell of a lot better than if you don't.

And that leads to happy customers and successful companies. Even if you CAN'T say for sure that it was worth three days to reduce the fringing on some particular line...

Few users of any product appreciate the importance that design nuance can make in their ultimate happiness.

Regards, Rick