Fixing_assignment

Topology and routing (2)

Topology and routing (2)

Topology and routing (2)

Topology and routing (2) Components that have a defined position (e.g. Fixings, Grommets, Channels) are placed on the topology with a Fixing_assignment (in contrast to components that are placed on an area e.

Topology and routing (2) Components that have a defined position (e.g. Fixings, Grommets, Channels) are placed on the topology with a Fixing_assignment (in contrast to components that are placed on an area e.

Dimensions A Dimension_specification defines a tolerance between two Placed_elements (Origin & Target). Placed_elements can be either a Located_component, a Node or a Fixing_assignment. The semantics that applies is the following: If a Located_component is used, the dimension applies to the reference measurement point of the component (e.

Dimensions A Dimension_specification defines a tolerance between two Placed_elements (Origin & Target). Placed_elements can be either a Located_component, a Node or a Fixing_assignment. The semantics that applies is the following: If a Located_component is used, the dimension applies to the reference measurement point of the component (e.

Change Description The Change_description can be used to define / highlight the actual content of a Change. Therefore the Change_description can reference a set of Changed_elements in order to highlight that these elements have been affected by the change (in a paper based process this would have been done with "red circles").

Change Description The Change_description can be used to define / highlight the actual content of a Change. Therefore the Change_description can reference a set of Changed_elements in order to highlight that these elements have been affected by the change (in a paper based process this would have been done with "red circles").

Change Description The Change_description can be used to define / highlight the actual content of a Change. Therefore the Change_description can reference a set of Changed_elements in order to highlight that these elements have been affected by the change (in a paper based process this would have been done with "red circles").