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E3.series Database Tutorial - E3.student Download and Courses

Written by Arthur Hoerlle | Jul 02, 2021

In this article, you will learn some basic concepts about E3.series database such as: Attributes, Attribute Lists, Text Types, Connection Types, Braided Wire Parameters, among others. Besides, the creation of a component will be exemplified and how you can fully learn all the functionalities of the E3.series Database with DOWNLOAD of the tool and Courses.

Database Editor Tools

Similar to project settings, you'll want to cycle through the Database Editor settings, reviewing each of the available options. Along with these settings, there are format options for configuring your library. Here are the main areas I suggest reviewing.

  • Attributes

Create custom attributes to define the company-specific data needed in your projects. An example would be defining your company's part number as an attribute to add to components.

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  • Attribute Lists

A list of defined attribute values ​​to create similar data formatting. Take, for example, the coating material, some users will spell out the material 'Tin'. Meanwhile, other users will use the ‘Sn’ element symbol. By having a defined value list, all pin terminals will have the same format for the attribute value.

  • Text Types

Similar to attributes, you can define custom text types. Symbols use text types to visualize data in the project. Text types can also have an attribute assigned to them. For example, assign the company part number attribute to a text type for display on a component symbol.

  • Wire Cross-Sections, Outer Diameters and Hose/Tube Diameters

This list contains the available cross-section and diameter options. Provides selection options when creating wires and cables. Also, input options when for the minimum and maximum cross section values ​​of the model nodes.

  • Wire Materials

In the Wire Materials menu, you will find the definitions of conductive materials and their properties. Covering areas such as internal and external conductive material, heat capacity, strength, relative permittivity, temperature restrictions and much more. Electrical calculations will use these values ​​later.

  • Parameters for Twisted Wires

Define parameter details such as number of conductors, windings and length multiplications. Projects and reports will use these parameters for wire length calculations.

See How to Create a Component in E3.series

 

Learn about E3.series Add-ons

The E3.series software package offers additional tools to assist in the library creation and management process. Helping users save time and automate common processes.

The following is an example of an add-on tool to help with library creation and management.

E3.CopyDatabaseEntries

This tool helps you do exactly what you expect. You can copy components and symbols from one library to export to another. This tool's settings provide a complete step in copying component data, automatically copying associated part symbols, related parts and/or attributes. A common use of E3.CopyDatabaseEntries is to copy parts of the “test” library to the “production” library.

 

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