E/E Components with Pigtail
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HousingComponent
A HousingComponent describes the interface of an EEComponent with which it can be connected to another EEComponent or a harness. The characteristics of the interface can be …
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Instances of EE-Components
Instances of EE-Components The diagram shows the mapping between the part master data of an EE-component (partly displayed on the left side) and the instance specific information …
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Multi Fuse
Multi Fuse A multi-fuse is a metal structure that combines several fuses with a common power feed in a fixed layout. It is used to distribute a power supply to different fuse …
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EE-Component subclasses
EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses. …
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Internal Connectivity
Internal Connectivity The model elements above enable the explicit modelling of the internal electrical connectivity of E/E-Components in the VEC. The ConnectionSpecification, a …
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Segment Connection Points
Segment Connection Points The HousingComponent of an E/E-Component has two major use cases:
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EE-Components
EE-Components An EEComponentSpecification is used to describe the technical aspects of an EE-component. An EE-component is an electrical component to which the wiring harness is …
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Placeable Elements
Placeable Elements In a wiring harness many components can be placed directly onto the topology (e.g. connectors, fixings). To specify the aspect of placeability the VEC defines a …
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Internal Connectivity
This Guideline applies to VEC 2.2 and later. Before reading these implementation guidelines, it is highly recommended to read the “Internal Connectivity” section and its …