DfX: The winning reflex right from the design phase

Accelerate the industrialization of your electronic equipment

Every design decision influences the performance, reliability and industrial cost of your electronic products. Design for eXcellence (DfX) allows you to anticipate manufacturing, test and sourcing constraints very early on, securing your project even before the first prototype.

  • Enhanced reliability from design
  • Industrial costs and risks anticipated
  • Simplified production ramp-up

For designs ready to be manufactured

With an integrated DfX approach from the design phase, you benefit from:
Without DfX, the risks are well-known: delays, costly rework, component unavailability, production defects.

  • More robust designs
  • Cost control throughout the lifecycle
  • Faster and more reliable production
  • Smooth collaboration between R&D, manufacturing and procurement

Every hour invested in Design for eXcellence saves days in production and weeks on time-to-market.

Akram BEN NEJI
DfX Process Expert Group

Concrete feedback to guide your decisions

Discover practical optimization examples applied to real-world projects in our target markets. Here, you will see how a DfX approach allows action from the design phase on:

  • Manufacturing performance (DfM)
  • Component availability and longevity (DfP)
  • Test coverage and final quality (DfT)

These case studies highlight DfX actions applied to a variety of electronic boards, enabling a controlled and secure industrialization.

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DfX - Design for eXcellence

LACROIX: your DfX partner

A major player in the design and production of industrial electronic and IoT equipment.
We provide:


Q&A

Because the integration of DfX often raises specific questions depending on the project, we answer the main concerns of R&D, industrialization and technical purchasing teams.

Field experience shows that major industrial risks arise when manufacturing, sourcing and test constraints are not anticipated. DfX prevents design rework, manufacturing delays or production defects.

Practical cases are presented in four industrial environments: Automotive, Industry, Smart Buildings & Connected Homes (HBAS), and Aerospace & Defense. These case studies illustrate the ability to adapt the DfX method according to sector-specific requirements.

Yes. By working from the earliest phases, you can optimize the selected components, enhance mechanical robustness and adapt the test strategy to guarantee the expected quality level.