Prototyping. 3.1 Unless already in ST’s possession, Upek will deliver to ST for each Product a GDSII tape for use by ST for manufacturing purpose. ST will augment the database with ST frame data for the appropriate manufacturing process and will contract an appropriate mask shop to acquire masks or reticules where necessary.
Prototyping. 3.3.1.14.1 The Contractor shall support rapid prototyping and demonstration services in support of mission requirements.
Prototyping. Only the contractors that had successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible for Phase 2. To that end, they will be invited to submit their offers for Phase 2. A maximum of three (3) Bidders shall be entitled to develop prototypes on the basis of the final innovative solutions selected at the end of Phase 1, for which each Bidder shall receive a maximum payment of € 360.803,72 (VAT excluded). The procurers will validate the Phase 2 in the contractors’ labs. This Phase shall approximately last up to twenty (20) calendar weeks, being regulated by the RFT, the CB and, in addition, by the Framework Agreement by the Contract governing Phase 2, to be signed by the Bidders when awarded with Phase 2. • Phase 3: Proof of concept and solution test. Only contractors that had successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible for Phase 3. To that end, they will be invited to submit their offers for Phase 3. A maximum of two (2) Bidders shall be entitled to produce and test a small scale products on the basis of the prototypes finally selected at the end of Phase 2, for which each Bidder shall receive a maximum payment of € 726.354,86 (VAT excluded). Phase 3 field testing is expected to take place in the premises of FMT, PAT and HELIOS. This Phase shall approximately last up to thirty four (34) calendar weeks, being regulated by the RFT, the CB and, in addition, by the Framework Agreement and by the Contract governing Phase 3, to be signed by the Contractors when awarded with Phase 3.
Prototyping. A prototyping is a system development method in which prototype is built, tested and then reworked as necessary until an acceptable prototype is finally achieved from which complete system can be developed. A prototype is developed to prove the concept for the correlation of factors in a message representation. Simply put, the prototyping is the process of building a prototype to demonstrate the proposed system for end user. By interacting with prototype, user can get better understanding from the information requirements. Prototype based on SLA enforcement model In this section, the prototyping is developed based on the result from data analysis that show there are positive significant between relationship human factor and SLA usage. The level of significant value show was at moderate level yet need to consider when delivering services. Some multiplication formula is used to find the number of percentages of SLA usage which represent as the importance of SLA document. The weighting factor is a constant number given to each human factor. Weighting factor is a weight given based on to the system as multiplication factor. Figure 5 show the formula to get the weighted mean.
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Prototyping. 3.1 ST will perform the final chip layout and assembly. ST will provide to ALIEN the GDSII tape excluding the EEProm portion of such tape. ST is the owner of the GDSII tape.
Prototyping. Section 3.1 Participants may be granted access to prototyping resources during the Term and Extension Term, including JLABS@TMC Prototyping Lab and AT&T Foundry Prototyping Room. Access to prototyping resources will be determined by individual corporate partner and TMC Innovation. To access the JLABS@TMC Prototyping Lab, Participant must have General Liability Insurance with minimum limits of $4,000,000.00 per occurrence. Such insurance shall include coverage for personal injury liability, bodily injury liability, property damage liability, and business interruption relating to JLABS@TMC’s operations. Participant and Participant Personnel must also undergo a background check, a cost which will be covered by TMC and complete assigned trainings prior to being permitted to access the JLABS@TMC Prototyping Lab. Eligible Participants are required to abide by JLABS@TMC restricted dates and times of access and must sign-in at the JLABS@TMC front desk every time they enter the space. Computer software usage by the Participant is permitted in the Lab, but no data may be stored or filed on the instrumentation. Participant is not permitted to access other areas of JLABS@TMC beyond the Prototyping Lab.
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