IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0

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IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0

Friday, November 20, 2009


	IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0

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	Overview

IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 is breakthrough 1D and 2D dimensional tolerance analysis application that helps CAD users rapidly obtain answers to two critical questions: will the product perform as expected when tolerances stack up, and can the product be manufactured cost-effectively while satisfying desired performance goals.

IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 is a Windows XP and Vista compatible stand-alone application that can be used in conjunction with all popular DXF compliant CAD applications on minimal PC and laptop computers.

Avoid costly redesigns!

With IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 all members of the design team can participate in tolerance allocation strategy in all stages of the product development process in order to ensure that the final product can be manufactured cost-effectively to work as expected the very first time.

IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 works directly with geometry defined in CAD without the need of "mathematically re-describing" the problem - it eliminates tedious and error-prone manual entries of dimensional information required by spreadsheet based solutions. Using closed as well as open tolerance vector chains saved in any CAD application in standard DXF format, IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 concurrently performs worst-case stack-up as well as detailed Monte Carlo statistical analysis. Answers are available in seconds instead of hours!


	Reverse Tolerance Analysis

IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 allows users to perform reverse tolerance analysis. Given a tolerance range IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 returns the sigma value. Conversely given a desired sigma value IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 will return the tolerance range that should be allocated to meet the desired quality goal. This unique facility in IDX ToleranceCalc 5.0 allows users to perform "what if" analysis of available manufacturing process to determine the right balance between cost and performance of products.