Cabling

Cable Harness ExampleE3.Series for cabling (E3.Cable) delivers unique cabling, harnessing and interconnect design and documentation capability. Built as a superset of E3.Schematic, E3.Cable allows users to design using schematic and/or “black box” entities. Wiring and system interconnects using dynamically created or pre-defined wires, cables, looms and harnesses is simple and effective.

Designers may work with multiple views (or instances) of connectors and cables ensuring that different documentation views of designs remain valid, no matter where or what modifications are made. Connectors may be used as single elements or as a desired collection of the constituent pins.

Cables, wires and signals are managed project-wide with similar intelligence, as is shielding. Cabling documentation has never been easier with E3.Cable. Detailed information can be used and re-used at will, and outputs such as connector lists, wiring lists and cable list are a simple by-product of the designer’s intent.

From interconnect to vehicle harnessing, site cabling and machinery design, E3.Cable provides an effective solution to meet the most demanding of application – easily. Coupled with powerful harness documentation facilities E3.Cable delivers the ultimate in cable and wire harness design and documentation.

E3.Cable Feature List

  • Complete design of wiring, cabling and harnesses
  • Multiple representations of cabling, e.g. individual wires, or multi wire representations
  • Different views of components for documentation purposes
  • Ability to graphically display logical connect lines between corresponding connect points having the same signal
  • Ability to graphically display physical connections between connected points that have already been assigned a conductor, but for which no connection is yet shown
  • Cable assembly definition
  • Dynamic creation of cables
  • Drag and Drop addition of shields
  • Dynamically add additional conductors to existing cables
  • Pre-defined cables stored in user defined folders
  • Unlimited definition of attributes
  • Free format of cable assembly output
  • Segment and/or net definition and reports
  • Single pin or multi-pin representations of connectors.
  • Automatic mating connector selection
  • Fitting part definition
  • Ability to “explode” connectors from single pin representation to multi-pin
  • Ability to “implode” connectors from multi-pin representation to single pin
  • Ability to have combinations of single pin and multi-pin representations of a connector
  • Design of block diagrams
  • Ability to split blocks on page or across pages
  • Ability to spilt connectors across split blocks
  • Schematics for back-plane layouts
  • Easy signal and wire navigation
  • Online check and online update after modifications
  • Import of PCB design data (connectors and signals)
  • Documentation graphics
  • Output of freely definable assembly lists
  • Export and import of cable types
  • Output for cut, mark and strip machines
  • Output to wire marker machines
  • Direct Interfaces to 3D Cabling programs