ECAD

Automated, connected, electric and shared (ACES) vehicles present new design challenges.

Users can look for enhancements in the areas of configuration, bus data and round-trip engineering with Siemens TIA Portal.

Zuken has signed a partnership agreement with CADENAS, a provider of online component libraries, and ECAD-Port, a specialized provider for electrical components library services.

Keysight’s Power Electronics Design Bundle is built for power electronics engineers, delivering a design workflow for power device design.

Through the partnership, Mouser Electronics and SamacSys will offer engineers free PCB footprints, schematic symbols and 3D models.

Do mechanical engineers know enough about software to meet the demands of increasingly connected and 'smart' product design?

Electroflight uses Zuken’s E3.series electrical design software for all-electric aircraft.

Electric vehicles are introducing new levels of complexity to automotive design.

The United Technologies Research Center and researchers at the University of Connecticut (UConn) are leveraging 3D printing technology to create wear sensors that can let operators know when a machine is damaged.

E³.HarnessAnalyzer enables OEMs and suppliers to open, inspect and collaborate on previously proprietary harness design data generated by different authoring tools used in the industry.

Company uses Siemens PLM Connections conference to explain how it’s stitching together solutions from recent acquisitions into an effective digital thread.

Solid Edge 2019 adds electrical and printed circuit board (PCB) design technologies, new requirements management capabilities, integrated simulation analysis, and more. In a separate announcement, Siemens PLM Software will begin delivering its NX software product using a Continuous Release methodology in...

Small form factor, intense computation and 3D-printed circuitry test design and analysis in the ECAD industry.

Finding the right software for creating wire diagrams can be a challenge. Here's a solution that appears up to the job.