Resolving electrical system changes
In modern products, electrical system design is crucial. Mechanical and electrical components must work together as a unified whole. But how can you ensure that your systems work together well if your design teams are not connected? When design issues are identified, how can your teams work together collaboratively to resolve them?
Electrical system design at the center of modern product development
Engineers use electrical system design to create powerful electrical systems. It is also at the center of the design of electrical components, which can be connected to carry out specific functions. Electronics enable products to perceive their environment and operation. They enable products to react intelligently with circuit boards, processors and embedded software. They enable products to affect the physical world with motors and actuated components. They grant products the ability to communicate with the Internet of Things (IoT). All of those electronics are connected by electrical systems, the nervous systems of the modern product. These are all advantages of good electrical system design. However, when electrical systems are poorly designed and badly executed, they can be unreliable, hazardous to human life and property, and a never-ending source of problems. Supply too little power, and your most complex electronics stop working properly. Supply too much and a fuse will be blown, or electronics will be damaged. Too little network bandwidth and data packets will be dropped, undermining control systems or efforts to leverage IoT analytics. Modern products simply don’t work without good electrical design.
What you'll learn
Our latest free electrical design eBook demonstrates how to resolve electrical system changes and sheds light on a usually complicated topic.In this eBook, you'll learn about:
- Why electrical systems are critical in modern products
- Collaborative and iterative design processes for electrical design
- Common approaches and challenges to electromechanical design
- Best practices to support collaborative product development
Electrical design software for ECAD-MCAD collaboration
Solid Edge helps you overcome electromechanical design challenges with a dedicated software solution for electrical design—enabling true co-design collaboration across electrical and mechanical domains. Based on industry-leading technology from Mentor Graphics, a Siemens business, our products are trusted and proven around the world. Fill out the form to download the eBook today!