HousingComponent

Segment Connection Points The HousingComponent of an E/E-Component has two major use cases: Other E/E-Components can be plugged into it (e.g. Fuses, Relays, Harnesses). Wire can be contacted directly into the HousingComponent (without an additional connector) In the first case, no connection to the harness topology is required.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

EE-Component subclasses In order to define additional aspects of an EE-component there are some subclasses of the EEComponentSpecification. This diagram displays these subclasses.

Multi Fuse A multi-fuse is a metal structure that combines several fuses with a common power feed in a fixed layout. It is used to distribute a power supply to different fuse paths.

Multi Fuse A multi-fuse is a metal structure that combines several fuses with a common power feed in a fixed layout. It is used to distribute a power supply to different fuse paths.

Multi Fuse A multi-fuse is a metal structure that combines several fuses with a common power feed in a fixed layout. It is used to distribute a power supply to different fuse paths.