SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic Course

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic teaches you how to optimize your drawings and designs for manufacturability so you can maximize quality, avoid rework, and decrease time to market. This course is focused on 2D Schematic Design.

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Length

3 Days

Syllabus

Lesson 1: Project Templates

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Stages in the Process
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What are Projects?
Project Templates
Project Configurations
How is Project Structured?
Stages in the Process
Exercise 1: Creating a Template

Lesson 2: Modifying Project Templates

What are Environments?
Stages in the Process
Draw Multiple Wires
Exercise 2: Modifying a Template

Lesson 3: Drawing Types

What are Drawing Types?
Stages in the Process
Existing and Archived Projects
Line Diagram Symbols
Adding Cables
Stages in the Process
Symbols Panel
Schematic Symbols
Symbol Properties
Exercise 3: Drawing Types

Lesson 4: Symbols and Components

What is a component?
Stages in the Process
Description Columns
Symbol Component Association
Exercise 4: Symbols and Components

Lesson 5: Manufacturers Parts

What are the Manufacturers Parts?
Stages in the Process
Finding Manufacturer Parts
Electrical Assemblies
Exercise 5: Manufacturers Parts

Lesson 6: Wires and Equipotentials

Equipotentials and Wires
Stages in the Process
Wire Style Manager
Replacing Wires
Equipotential Numbering Results
Wire Numbering Results
Using Nodal Indicators
Exercise 6: Wires and Equipotentials

Lesson 7: Cabling

What is Cabling?
Stages in the Process
Cables
Detailed Cabling
Terminal Strip
Pin to Pin Connections
Copy and Paste
Exercise 7: Cabling

Lesson 8: Symbol Creation

Symbols and Standards
Stages in the Process
Symbols Manager
Symbol Properties
Circuits, Terminals, Types
Multiple Attribute
Splitting Attribute Data
Add to Library
Copy, Paste Symbol
Exercise 8: Symbol Creation

Lesson 9: Macros

What are Macros?
Stages in the Process
Creating and Adding Macros
Exercise 9: Macros

Lesson 10: Cross Referencing

What is Cross Referencing?
Stages in the Process
Exercise 10: Cross Referencing

Lesson 11: Managing Origin-Destination Arrows

What are Origin-Destination Arrows?
Stages in the Process
Origin-Destination Arrows
Exercise 11: Origin-Destination Arrows

Lesson 12: Dynamic Programmable Logic Control

What is a PLC?
Stages in the Process
Adding a New Scheme
Adding a PLC Mark
Inserting a PLC
Editing a PLC
Exercise 12: Adding a PLC

Lesson 13: Automated Programmable Logic Control

How is PLCs Automated?
Stages in the Process
PLC Mark, Part
IO Manager
Exercise 13: Automated Programmable Logic Control

Lesson 14: Connectors

Connectors
Stages in the Process
Insert Connector
Connector Insertion
Exercise 14: Connectors

Lesson 15: 2D Cabinet Layouts

What are 2D Cabinet Layouts?
Stages in the Process
Exercise 15: 2D Cabinet Layouts

Lesson 16: Design Rule Checks

What are Design Rule Checks?
Stages in the Process
Unconnected Pins
Equipotential Conflicts
Max. Terminal Wires
Duplicated Parent Symbols
Child Symbols without Parent
Empty Terminal Strip
Duplicated Terminals
Exercise 16: Design Rule Checks

Lesson 17: Reports

What are Reports?
Stages in the Process
Report Templates
Report Columns
Column Formula
SQL Query Column Variable
Sort and Break
Exercise 17: Reports

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic Course

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SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic Course