605-109114-004 PCB Indexer Interface LAM 810-000839-003

810-000671-001 PCB Indexer Interface LAM 810-000839-003 In the third step of the architecture design process, the interfaces are grouped into different modules according to the principle of functional similarity. Partitioning modules involves business splitting. As with the first layering location, we chose the junction of the business layer and domain layer for the business split. Business splitting is done with business experts to determine which business systems the Y-axis contains, and the common modules or systems of those business systems will be divided into business layer X2 and domain layer X4. After the first round of business splitting, we can enter the design phase to determine the interaction flow of the business and further define the business layer X2 and domain layer X4. Interaction design and modeling are then initiated in parallel, where interaction design is to identify interaction layers X1 and business layers X2, and modeling is to identify domain layers X4, X5, and resource layers X6. The design and separation of the business can be iterated many times until the next stage can be reached: module design and data storage design. According to the results of business design, we can carry out module design and define the module composition of layers X1 to X6. The modeling results can be used in data storage design to clarify the module division of X1, X3, X6 and X7 levels. Module design and data store design can drive each other. When the above design is completed, you can enter the network deployment planning, and finally you can do personnel machine planning, into the implementation phase. As the implementation progresses, re-iterate the entire process as soon as problems are discovered.