Learn How to Improve Collaboration between Mechanical and Electrical Designers in the ECAD Town Hall Series
In almost every case in product development, the end goal is to complete the current task as quickly as possible, all the while trying to finish it with zero errors. We need to consistently send engineering changes and updates to the rest of our team – who is also working on the same task. This can be difficult if we continuously try to work alone – trying to send information over the proverbial wall. Collaborating efficiently and effectively with our electrical counterparts is an effective way to reach those goals.
The mechanical and electrical engineering disciplines have been limited in their collaboration and communication with one another by technology, inadequate interchange formats and even culture within organizations. SOLIDWORKS’ suite of highly integrated electrical and electronic design tools can help streamline communications and facilitate collaboration between MCAD and ECAD disciplines. Employing the same associative and parametric design principals across all engineering disciplines is vital to drive down product development time and cost.
The SOLIDWORKS ECAD Solutions Technical Team is holding two distinct mini-series webinars: one for SOLIDWORKS Electrical and the other mini-series is for SOLIDWORKS PCB.
We are going to breakdown these tools over the course of three consecutive webinars for each tool, providing a deeper dive into the software to show you where you can gain value and make you and your team’s collaborative experience even better. In addition, we will have several subject matter experts involved during each webinar and are available to answer your questions and show potential solutions live during the webinar.
Join us for our SOLIDWORKS Electrical Town Hall Mini-Series:
SOLIDWORKS Electrical: Intelligence meets Collaboration
- Session 1 – Intelligent Functionality with SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematics
Friday March 15th at 1:00 PM EST - Session 2 – Expanding our Schematics by Including Mechanical Collaboration
Friday March 29th at 1:00 PM EST - Session 3 – Finishing our Project by Creating Valuable Content
Friday April 12th at 1:00 PM EST
To register for all three sessions, click here.
Collaborative Design with SOLIDWORKS PCB
- Session 1 – Project Creation – Who owns the Hole?
Friday March 15th at 2:00 PM EST - Session 2 – Start Designing with Schematic Capture and Establishing a PCB Layout
Friday March 29th at 2:00 PM EST - Session 3 – Elaborating on Manufacturing Documentation with SOLIDWORKS
Friday April 12th at 2:00 PM EST
To register for all three sessions, click here.