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In our last week's article, Industrial Automation: Obstacles, Solutions, and Tools we talked about the challenges, goals, and solutions for the industrial automation industry. Now we will go deeper into which module of the E3.series software for electrical engineering are most recommended to solve the challenges of the Industrial Automation industry and why.
Long ago manufacturing was done through skilled individuals to develop tools and items for selling, or bartering. These days the term artisan for developing such items has been replaced by industries setting up specific facilities to manufacture products. This is still the norm in today’s industry for developing consumables for customers. But, the next set in manufacturing evolution has developed the use in lights-out facilities. This also goes by the alias of industrial automation. 
Device name duplication early in design, broken links for cross-referencing between components, and time consuming component generation, these are just some of the mind numbing errors that happen when generating an electrical design in low quality CAD software. These mistakes that take an enormous amount of your time to fix, are just the tip of the iceberg. This article will dive into the wonderful calamities that all electrical engineers eventually run into. And just for fun let us make it the 10 Most Common Mistakes in Electrical Design Software.
What is CAD? What is CAE? What is CAM? What are these softwares and how are they different from one another? The first thing to know about all three of these systems is the first two letters in each abbreviation. “CA” stands to Computer-Aided, which means that all three systems are created to help the user to achieve his goal faster by using the power of computers for processing. The last letter for CAD, is Design, for CAE, is Engineering, and for CAM, is Manufacturing. These are engineering and manufacturing software programs. Each one is has its own purpose. The article will dive into a high-level look at all three systems and how they are used and their overall purpose.
The 2017 version of the E3.series software brings new features that guarantee greater efficiency and ease in the formulation and implementation of electrical projects. Being a software made by those who understand engineering for those who love engineering, the E3.series seeks to incorporate in its updates requests and suggestions made by its users, engineering leaders in the world, aiming at developing advanced electrical projects in the shortest amount of time and with the least effort possible.
We highlighted among this version new features, ten that will further facilitate your work, each with a brief demonstration video.
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Power distribution systems need detailed care and consideration when planning and designing. The power system is crucial to keep day to day operations functioning properly. Let us look at some of the important aspects distribution system planning and design.
