What is a technical task and how to develop it

Let's consider what a technical task is, why it is being developed and in accordance with what requirements.

TK is a fundamental document that guides developers and designers when starting to develop a new product. It determines the main directions of development: the design and the principle of operation of the future product. TK declares, on the one hand, about the needs of society for new products, on the other, about the technical and technical and economic characteristics of the product. 

The terms of reference is the initial stage of work and is drawn up for all developments and types of work required to create a new product. It may precede research and development work (R&D) on the development of mechanization and automation means, individual units and systems, technology, measuring instruments, control devices and other products (performance of work, provision of services, industrial complex, device, machine, device, control system, information system, regulatory documentation (for example, standard), etc.). 

The requirements included in the TK should be based on modern achievements of science and technology, on the results of research and experimental work performed. The TK should establish the following indicators of the product being developed: what is a sow

- main purpose, technical and tactical and technical characteristics, level of standardization and unification;

- technical and economic indicators;

- patent and legal indicators;

- special requirements for the product, etc.

The terms of reference specify the stages of development and the timing of each stage, the timing of development in general. The quality of TK is ensured by the volume and completeness of the collection of materials required for development. The development uses the following materials:

- scientific and technical information;

- patent information;

- characteristics of the sales market;

- characteristics of the production where the product will be manufactured (technological equipment, qualifications of personnel, technological discipline, level of labor organization, etc.).