October, 2022
WESTFORD, MA — Zuken announces the release of
E3.series 2022, introducing enhancements to empower design teams to create digital twins with functional and manufacturing details captured in a single cutting-edge tool suite. The enhancements to
E3.series 2022 cover all areas of electrical design through to the manufac- turing process, including: wire routing, data visualization, design rule checks, change management and much more. The latest release of
E3.series includes more than 50
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new features, enhancements, and tools to improve reliability, effi- ciency, and productivity. Cabinet design en hance ments aim to improve the 3D visualization of parts and wires to simplify the assembly process. The cable and wire harness enhance- ments target improving design reuse and capturing additional manufacturing details. The overall usability
enhancements focus on further simplifying the application to increase productivity, while improvements to active and passive design rule checks
ensure design quality.
E3.series 2022 introduces
new 3D visualization options to view individual sections of a cabi- net in 3D. The individual sheet 3D option is in addition to the visual-
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ization of all the cabinets in a proj- ect together. The new visualization op -
tions aim to empower manufac- turing and assembly processes to visualize the cabinet design easi- ly. Designers can design in 2D and get the result in 3D, elimi- nating overhead while still ben- efitting from the form, fit, and
functional checks of 3D design. Contact: Zuken USA, Inc., 238 Littleton Road, Suite 100,
E3.series 2022 design software.
Westford, MA 01886 % 972-691-3284 E-mail:
amy.clements@
zukenusa.com Web:
www.zuken.com
Platform EAST WINDSOR, NJ — TRUMPF Photonic Components, a global leader in VCSEL and photodiode solutions, presents a newly developed, state-of-the-art product platform for its single- mode VCSEL products for indus- trial and professional applica- tions. VCSELs for optical sens- ing in industrial applications or test and measurement equip- ment in laboratories must be efficient and highly accurate because of their role in quality management, being used in qual- ity and safety monitoring sys- tems. These needs are addressed with the new VCSEL platform. The next generation of sin-
gle-mode VCSEL products offers lower power consumption, while maintaining high output perform- ance. This results in the higher energy efficiency of the VCSEL product. The single-mode VCSEL fulfills the highest performance standards, as it comes with a Gaussian-shaped beam profile and stable, linear polarization. The latter improves its illumina- tion quality and resolution. Therefore, high-volume and high- ly integrated industrial applica- tions are enabled with the new single-mode VCSEL, which is available in various wavelengths, going from 760 nm to 855 nm. VCSELs are used as a light
source in various industrial appli- cations be cause they are highly reliable, and their light properties enable demanding sensing appli- cations. In industrial robots for example, optical encoders serve as high-precision position control sensors. With its high-quality Gaussian-shaped beam profile and polarization-controlled emitted light, the next-generation single- mode VCSEL perfectly serves this
application. Contact: TRUMPF, 2601
US-130, East Windsor, NJ 08512 % 609-925-8200 Web:
www.trumpf.com
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