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Basic knowledge of SOLIDWORKS. Experience with the Windows Operating System.

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3 Days

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Completing this course will help you:

  • Optimize your drawings an designs
  • Maximize quality
  • Avoid rework
  • Decrease time to market

Course outline

  •  SOLIDWORKS Electrical
  •  What are Projects?
  •  Project Templates
  •  Project Configurations
  •  How is a Project Structured?
  •  Exercise l: Creating a Template
  • What are Environments?
  • Stages in the Process
  •  Draw Multiple Wires
  •  Exercise 2: Modifying a Template
  • What are Drawing Types?
  •  Existing and Archived Projects
  •  Line Diagram Symbols
  •  Schematic Symbols
  •  Adding Cables
  •  Symbols Panel and Properties
  •  Exercise 3: Drawing Types
  • What is a component?
  •  Component Symbol Identification
  •  Symbol Component Association
  •  Exercise 4: Symbols and Components
  • What are Manufacturers Parts?
  • Finding Manufacturer Parts
  •  Electrical Assemblies
  •  Exercise 5: Manufacturers Parts
  • Equipotentials and Wires
  •  Wire Style Manager
  •  Replacing Wires
  •  Wire Numbering Results
  •  Using Nodal Indicators
  •  Exercise 6: Wires and Equipotentials
  • What is Cabling?
  • Detailed Cabling
  •  Terminal Strip
  •  Pin to Pin Connections
  •  Adding Terminals to the Strip
  •  Exercise 7: Cabling
  • Symbols and Standard
  • Circuits, Terminals, Types
  •  Multiple Attribute
  •  Splitting Attribute Data
  •  Exercise 8: Symbol Creation
  • What are Macros?
  •  Creating and Adding Macros
  •  Exercise 9: Macros
  • What is Cross Referencing?
  •  Cross Reference Types
  •  Exercise 10: Cross Referencing
  • What are Origin-Destination Arrows?
  • Origin-Destination Arrows
  •  Interpreting the Arrow Text
  •  Exercise 11: Origin-Destination Arrows
  • What is a PLC?
  • Adding a New Scheme
  •  Adding a PLC Mark
  •  Inserting a PLC
  •  Editing a PLC
  •  Exercise 12: Adding a PLC
  • How are PLCs Automated?
  •  PLC Mark, Part
  •  10 Manager
  •  Exercise 13: Automated Programmable Logic Control
  • Connectors
  • Insert Connector
  •  Exercise 14: Connectors
  • What are 2D Cabinet Layouts?
  •  Exercise 15: 2D Cabinet Layouts
  • What are Design Rule Checks?
  • Unconnected Pins
  •  Equipotential Conflicts
  •  Max. Terminal Wires
  •  Duplicated Parent Symbols
  •  Empty Terminal Strip
  •  Duplicated Terminals
  •  Exercise 16: Design Rule Checks
  • What are Reports?
  •  Report Templates
  •  Report Columns
  •  Column Formula
  •  SQL Query Column Variable
  •  Sort and Break
  •  Exercise 17: Reports
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