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System Schematic Basics The system schematic is used to illustrate the electrical components (e.g. ECUs, sensors or switches) in a vehicle electrical system and their connections to each other on an electrological level without physical realization details.

Coupling Device Example In the context of the VEC, a coupling device is: … the (virtual) device that separates / connects two or more wiring harnesses. “Virtual” because it can be interpreted as a device / interface definition between the harnesses, where one harness behaves like an E/E component form the point of view of the other harness1.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle, but it does not imply a certain location in space. For example, the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle. For example the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.

Usage Node A UsageNode represents a position in an abstract vehicle. For example the "Head Light Left". UsageNodes belong to the master data and they are defined on some companywide level.