You will also become familiar with many of Inventor's powerful tools and commands that enable you to easily construct complex features in your models. You will start by learning to model simple robot parts and before long you will graduate to creating more complex parts and multi-view drawings.Īlong the way you will learn the fundamentals of parametric modeling through the use of geometric constraints and relationships. The author begins by getting you familiar with the Inventor interface and its basic tools. No previous experience with Computer Aided Design(CAD) is needed since this book starts at an introductory level. An unassembled version of the same robot used throughout the book can be bundled with the book. You will learn to model parts, create assemblies, run simulations and even create animations of your robot design. This book features a simple robot design used as a project throughout the book. I'd also suggest you run this through with others just to make sure everything is ok.This book will teach you everything you need to know to start using Autodesk Inventor 2019 with easy to understand, step-by-step tutorials. Just go with what's cheapest (32GB) as multi channel makes very little difference. Q5) In terms of memory ECC is just another layer of protection against random errors but HP wants $300+ for 32GB ECC for it so I argue not worth it. Backing up to an offsite server would be the best for data redundancy but backing up to a local device on site is good in most cases. Q3)It's not really a backup it's a tool called RAID which creates copies and parity data of your storage so you don't lose your files. But if you have a server where all your files are centrally saved then a 500GB SSD would be big enough for Windows, Inventor and apps and current projects (within reason)

However if you need to save money you could get a HDD to older, not frequently accessed files. Q2) If you can afford one large NVME M.2 SSD then that is the fastest option. Q1)Assuming the Case wattage is referring to the PSU wattage then I did a PCP Partpicker powerdraw estimate of around 280W so 500W is plenty

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