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NEW Features and Enhancements for the upcoming 2010 version of E³.series!
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- Exact control of placement position (dipping)
- Outer diameter of wires
- Dynamic Models
- Models can be defined as changeable in the database.
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- 3D output directly via Direct3D
- STEP models displayed
- Display of wire attributes independent of circuit diagram
- Side views of components
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- Controlled through E³.series toolbar
- Creating circuit diagrams in E³.series
- Selecting components for simulation and transfer to Cosmos Scope
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- Simulation in Cosmos Scope
- Back annotation of voltage and current to E³.series and updating attributes on connections.
- Cross highlight functionality
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- New Module – additional to E³.Cable
- Makes a quick draft of the functions and their effect on the product possible (rapid
prototyping)
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- Provides additional documentation
- Functional schematic (straight forward design)
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E³.series 2009 boosts Variants and Option functionality to speed up complex product
design
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26 March 2009, Westford MA, and Munich, Germany, Zuken announces a significant
advancement in variation and option management within the 2009 version of E³.series.
Historically for each variant or option users had to work with multiple on screen
product drawings containing the different variants required, resulting in major
design headaches for new product development, particularly in applications in sectors
like the automotive industry. The new functionality within E³.schematic removes
the need for sets of different drawings for each configuration of a product – so
there is no need to copy endless sheets, a user simply outputs an option tree.
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This level of functionality for complex option management is a ground breaking first
and brings numerous benefits, including reduced data management as there are far
fewer drawing iterations and thus fewer documents to manage, find and remember.
This advancement supports names for complex Boolean expressions. The more complex
the variants and where multiple BOMs are required this sophisticated product innovation
becomes an essential piece of design kit saving valuable time by avoiding extensive
redrawing.
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