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Topology Zones A TopologyZoneSpecification is a container to define TopologyZones. A TopologyZone is a way to define areas on that share a set of properties (e.g. environmental influence). To define the TopologyZone unambiguously an assignment of the topology elements to their zones is necessary.

Topology Zones A TopologyZoneSpecification is a container to define TopologyZones. A TopologyZone is a way to define areas on that share a set of properties (e.g. environmental influence). To define the TopologyZone unambiguously an assignment of the topology elements to their zones is necessary.

Topology Zones A TopologyZoneSpecification is a container to define TopologyZones. A TopologyZone is a way to define areas on that share a set of properties (e.g. environmental influence). To define the TopologyZone unambiguously an assignment of the topology elements to their zones is necessary.

Hierarchical Topologies Hierarchical topologies are a versatile concept to create harness topologies that have an advanced structural design. For historical reasons, the semantics defined by the VEC for topologies are quite strict and simple, yet sufficient for most cases of traditional wiring harnesses.

Hierarchical Topologies Hierarchical topologies are a versatile concept to create harness topologies that have an advanced structural design. For historical reasons, the semantics defined by the VEC for topologies are quite strict and simple, yet sufficient for most cases of traditional wiring harnesses.

Hierarchical Topologies Hierarchical topologies are a versatile concept to create harness topologies that have an advanced structural design. For historical reasons, the semantics defined by the VEC for topologies are quite strict and simple, yet sufficient for most cases of traditional wiring harnesses.

Hierarchical Topologies Hierarchical topologies are a versatile concept to create harness topologies that have an advanced structural design. For historical reasons, the semantics defined by the VEC for topologies are quite strict and simple, yet sufficient for most cases of traditional wiring harnesses.

Locations In order to describe a wiring harness, the abstract information of a topology must be enhanced with information about the concrete positions of components in the topology. For purposes of clarity the explanation of this concept is split into two diagrams.

Locations In order to describe a wiring harness, the abstract information of a topology must be enhanced with information about the concrete positions of components in the topology. For purposes of clarity the explanation of this concept is split into two diagrams.

Locations In order to describe a wiring harness, the abstract information of a topology must be enhanced with information about the concrete positions of components in the topology. For purposes of clarity the explanation of this concept is split into two diagrams.