05 — Industry

Electrical engineering design for automotive and mobility

In the automotive industry, electrical design means two very different things: the electrics in the vehicle itself, and the production plants that build it. Each has its own standards, cycle times and documentation requirements – and we tell you up front which of the two paths we are taking.

Typical tasks

Electrical design of body shop, paint and assembly lines.
Standardising cycle-time-critical sections with a high repetition rate.
Test benches with measurement technology and a defined signal chain.
Wire harness and cable routing in the vehicle and in the plant.
Documentation following the respective manufacturer standard.

What we take on

Electrical design for production plants and individual line sections.
Wire harness design and three-dimensional cable routing.
Technical coordination with the customer’s project management and departments.
Project teams at the production site.

Engineering software & CAE systems

We work inside your system landscape.

For electrical design and technical documentation we use established CAE systems. Which one we use follows your standards and your existing environment – not our habit.

EPLAN Electric P8
Electrical design & schematics
- Circuit diagrams
- PLC & I/O
- Terminals & cables
- Reports
EPLAN Pro Panel
3D control cabinet & layout planning
- Layout planning
- Component placement
- Wiring
- Manufacturing data
EPLAN Harness proD
Wire harness & cable routing
- Routing
- Cables
- Connectors
- Wire harnesses

Technical framework

In this industry, manufacturer standards are more binding than any norm. We work in your template and with your labelling systematics – even where they differ from what we would otherwise use.