Hi Doug!
Welcome to the new and improved "Big Aerospace" company... :-) Just a slight off topic note, but I think your old e-mail domain will work for at least a year or so, our Goodrich did and I think still does and that was like 5 years ago, but you are right to mention it changing just in case. Also, our "old" domain for our e-mails is still good although they had us change it just to be safe too... (see sig below)
OK, back to your question. I wasn't aware that T-50 didn't have the term in it, but I think that came from the old Mil-D-275? Design document or it may have been another, I don't remember for sure, but I was pretty sure it was from the military side of the design specs. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, I've been wrong before too so it should be easy... :-) Anyway, I have always felt the term meant the company/entity that designed the board/schematic and created all of the design requirements. For me, it's the company name on the drawing since they "should" have full knowledge of the design, etc. Don't know if that is exactly what you were looking for, but, well, I've been known to supply totally useless information before and I'm sure I'll do it again. :-/ Oh, and I would think you could subscribe as a new person with the new address and then unsubscribe with the old domain? Just a thought? (I have them now and then.)
Later...
BTW, I'm a HAM radio guy and you would be surprised at the number of guys I've mentioned this Collins thing to and they are like, can you get parts or information for my radio now!? Sorry... Not in the cards... :-/
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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Douglas Pauls
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2018 6:49 AM
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Subject: [External] [TN] Design Authority
Good afternoon all,
A question for you. The term "design authority" is used in some IPC specifications, such as J-STD-001. Oddly enough, the term does not appear in IPC-T-50. So, I ask the group - if saw the term "design authority" in a specification, what entity would that be to you?
Secondly, the merger of United Technologies and Rockwell Collins was completed and yesterday was Day 1 for Collins Aerospace. If any of you are trying to contact a former Rockwell Collins employee, our domain change.
My new email is [log in to unmask] Dave Hillman would be [log in to unmask] and so forth.
If this question has shown up before, my apologies. Been working on getting the domain changed on Technet and don't know if the previous attempts went through.
Doug Pauls
Principal Materials and Process Engineer Collins Aerospace
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