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+ | ~~NOTRANS~~ | ||
+ | [[..:start|Index]] - [[3_description_instances_of_components| Previous ]] - [[3_2_instantiation_of_parts | Next ]] | ||
+ | ====== 3.1 Basic Component Description ====== | ||
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+ | * [[:models:vec_v1_1_2:classes:fixingspecification|FixingSpecification @ 220,182,389,218 ]] | ||
+ | * [[:models:vec_v1_1_2:classes:connectorhousingspecification|ConnectorHousingSpecification @ 10,182,207,216 ]] | ||
+ | * [[:models:vec_v1_1_2:classes:partversion|PartVersion @ 80,7,308,98 ]] | ||
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+ | <html> <head> </head> <body> <p> Many of the classes in the VEC are used for the defintion of the general properties of a component (Part Master Data). This is done with specifications (VEC Naming Convention “<i>XXXSpecification</i>”). A specification defines all properties of a component that are that are independant of a specific usage of the component (e.g. the number of cavities of connector or the cross section area of a wire). The type of the component, and thereby the available properties, is defined by the classification of the specification (e.g. <i>ConnectorHousingSpecification</i> for a connector housing). The PDM Information of a component (e.g. the part number) is defined by a <i>PartVersion</i>. </p> <p> Since a component can have properties of different classifications (e.g. a connector can also have properties of a fixing) it is possible in the VEC to define multiple different specifications for a single part. The attribute “<i>primaryPartType</i>” defines which the primary character of the component is. </p> </body> </html> | ||
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+ | [[..:start|Index]] - [[3_description_instances_of_components| Previous ]] - [[3_2_instantiation_of_parts | Next ]] | ||
+ | ~~DISCUSSION~~ | ||