This is how a Standard Controls Product Specification should be built. See (------) for template.
Background
The background shall explain the situation from a higher level and why the product is needed.
It shall clarify how the build-up is divided into different areas and what is covered by the document.
Change history
Shows a list of editions and each change.
Definitions
The document shall explain how a demand designated and how a requirement is designated, usually designated:
- (D) – demand. Must be fulfilled.
- (R) – requirement. Negotiable. Required but not to any cost. Feedback usually required about consequences.
General
- Introduction
The purpose of the introduction is to explain the context in which the product is applied.
- Product description
Environmental and external interface requirements
- Orientation and nomenclature
- Identity
- Environmental constraints
- Physical constraints
- Mechanical interfaces
- Electrical interfaces
- User interfaces
Usage
- Intended and foreseeable misusage
- Mounting
- Configuration
- Installation
Performance requirements
- General
- Lifetime
- Maintenance and service level
Function requirements
- General
Design requirements
- General
Other requirements
- Delivery form from supplier
- Regulatory
Contains information of which regulations/directives/standards or parts of the listed that apply.
- Testing
- Packaging
- Spare parts
Optional requirements
The chapter specifies optional equipment, accessories or functionality.
Success factor: The document shall be used for product verification
Guidelines:
- The document shall be equipped with page and row-numbering.
- A row shall contain max one parameter.