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Revising for AQA A-Level Product Design means holding material properties, ergonomics, manufacturing processes and sustainability in your head at once. AQA A-Level Product Design flashcards work best when they come from your own lessons, so the terms and examples match what your teacher taught.

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What is the difference between a ferrous and a non-ferrous metal?Ferrous metals contain iron and are generally magnetic and prone to rust unless treated, while non-ferrous metals such as aluminum and copper contain little or no iron.

What does a percentile mean in anthropometric data?It is the percentage of the population whose measurement is at or below a given value, so designing for the 5th to 95th percentile covers most users.

What is the purpose of a prototype in the iterative design process?To test and evaluate ideas early so problems are found and fixed before final production, which reduces cost and risk.

What does work hardening mean in a metal?The metal becomes harder and more brittle when it is deformed, such as by bending or rolling, because dislocations in its crystal structure impede each other.

What does CAM stand for and what is it used for?Computer-aided manufacture, which uses computer control to drive machines such as CNC mills and lathes.

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