How to draw a system diagram

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How to draw a system diagram Project Management Unit #2a LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Drawing a System Diagram Basic Steps Identify all major components These are your subsystems Derived from your project goal, objectives and requirements Identify all interfaces between components These are either relationships or real connections between components Produce your drawing Components are labeled boxes Interfaces are arrowed lines keyed to the interface function Keep your layout as straight forward as possible LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Identify Major Components Components are based upon the project goal, objectives and requirements: To measure something you need a Sensor Subsystem To store your data you need a Data Archive Subsystem For your payload to operate by itself during flight you need a Control Subsystem To enable your payload to operate you need a Power Subsystem To keep your payload from falling apart you need a Mechanical Support Subsystem To keep your experiment at the correct temperature you need a Thermal Control Subsystem To analyze your data offline you need a Ground Support Subsystem More or different kinds of subsystems might be required You also need to understand where these subsystems are located LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Example Component Drawing Each sub-system has its own box Components are arranged in a logical order Components are grouped according to their relational location LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Determine the interfaces Interfaces are the “connections” between the components Could be a physical connection (e.g. wire, bolt) Could be a relationship / property (e.g. temperature, light) Each unique interface should be represented by a different kind of line Each interface should be labeled according to its specific characteristics Arrows on the ends of the line indicate flow LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Interface representations Interfaces types Power Data Control Mechanical Thermal Interface flow To component From component Bi-directional LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Drawing a System Diagram Add the interfaces LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Indicate the interface flow LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram

Drawing a System Diagram Complete the labeling LSU 10/09/2007 Drawing a System Diagram