Determining Conductor DC-Resistance in CR-8000 Design Force

In a simplified view, engineers often tend to assume that PCB conductors behave perfect with zero resistance and no energy loss or dispersion, but in reality this is not the case. Instead, PCB designers working on high-speed or RF designs…

From Best Guesses to Resilient System

If you work in MBSE or Systems Engineering, you know the paradox. Your models are consistent, traceable, and well-structured. The architecture is coherent. The digital thread connects requirements to implementation. And yet, only months later, the context shifts. Markets evolve. Regulations tighten. Supply chains fluctuate. Stakeholders redefine priorities. Assumptions that once felt solid begin to erode.

Future-Proofing E3.series

Automation in a Post-VBS World Automation has long been a cornerstone of efficient work with E3.series, enabling organisations to reduce manual effort, standardise processes, and integrate electrical design data into wider engineering and IT environments. As automation becomes increasingly central to productivity and scalability, the technologies used to implement it must evolve in line with modern…

What Can Go Wrong with Wire Lengths, Diameters, and Offsets

A persistent divide often exists between design engineers and production teams. Particularly in the field of electrical systems engineering. Designs that appear flawless in theory frequently require substantial modifications once they reach the shop floor. This disconnect is especially evident in wire harness and control cabinet manufacturing, where wire harness design accuracy becomes critical and practical…

Streamline Product Development with Model-based Systems Engineering

The interdisciplinary nature of modern products requires alignment and collaboration between diverse engineering teams, including electrical, mechanical, software, and systems engineers. In addition, a seamless process is required that connects requirements with detail engineering in a dynamic and bi-directional way. GENESYS is Zuken’s MBSE solution enabling bridges between the gap across these disciplines, ensuring that all…

E3.formboard Basics: From Schematic to Build-Ready Harness Layouts

This article is part of our series Mastering E3.series with Harry. In Chapters 1 – 4, we focused on getting projects started, placing parts, making connections, and preparing outputs. Chapter 5 shifts from what connects to what (schematics) to how it’s built on the bench: E3.formboard. If you need technicians to build the same harness the same way every time, a clear…