SegmentConnectionPointHC

Placeable Elements In a wiring harness many components can be placed directly onto the topology (e.g. connectors, fixings). To specify the aspect of placeability the VEC defines a PlaceableElementSpecification. Every component to be placed directly onto the topology must have a PlaceableElementSpecification in addition to its regular type specific PartOrUsageRelatedSpecification (e.

Placeable Elements In a wiring harness many components can be placed directly onto the topology (e.g. connectors, fixings). To specify the aspect of placeability the VEC defines a PlaceableElementSpecification. Every component to be placed directly onto the topology must have a PlaceableElementSpecification in addition to its regular type specific PartOrUsageRelatedSpecification (e.

Placeable Elements In a wiring harness many components can be placed directly onto the topology (e.g. connectors, fixings). To specify the aspect of placeability the VEC defines a PlaceableElementSpecification. Every component to be placed directly onto the topology must have a PlaceableElementSpecification in addition to its regular type specific PartOrUsageRelatedSpecification (e.

Placeable Elements In a wiring harness many components can be placed directly onto the topology (e.g. connectors, fixings). To specify the aspect of placeability the VEC defines a PlaceableElementSpecification. Every component to be placed directly onto the topology must have a PlaceableElementSpecification in addition to its regular type specific PartOrUsageRelatedSpecification (e.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Specifies a point where the HousingComponent can be attached to the topology [if required] (sometimes called bundle position point or insertion point).   Note: The suffix HC is justified by the fact that class names must be unique within the model and the name SegmentConnectionPoint is already used within the ConnectorHousingSpecification.

Specifies a point where the HousingComponent can be attached to the topology [if required] (sometimes called bundle position point or insertion point).   Note: The suffix HC is justified by the fact that class names must be unique within the model and the name SegmentConnectionPoint is already used within the ConnectorHousingSpecification.