Process Chain to MCAD by E3.3DTransformer

On-demand webinar: ECAD MCAD Collaboration

In order to implement a consistent product development process, electrical designers have to collaborate closely with mechanical engineers. The electrical design defines the connectivity, the mechanical design the geometry of a machine, or vehicle. In many cases, the mechanical model, therefore, determines the placement and wiring of the electrical design. It is created with MCAD systems such as CATIA/SolidWorks from Dassault Systemes, Siemens NX, PTC Creo, or Inventor.

This webinar explains the interconnection of electrical and mechanical designs. E3.3DTransformer is a versatile tool for all existing CAD systems and offers an easy-to-use UI with quick setup time along with a light-weight and user-friendly application for transforming 3D MCAD data into a comprehensive E/E topology model.

A complete 3D visualization as well as powerful verification and correction functions ensure the consistency of electrical and mechanical design. They contribute significantly to the realization of a continuous process chain.

What you will learn:

• How to implement an effective ECAD MCAD collaboration for a smooth design flow from start to finish
• Connections from ECAD to different standard MCAD systems

Who should attend:

• Technical and electrical design engineers
• Engineering managers
• Academic Researchers
• Students

Presenter: Reinhold Blank, Business Director Automotive and Transportation at Zuken