Product Demo: SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic provides a standalone, easy-to-use, electrical design system, addressing the deficiencies of typical schematic development tools and enabling designers and engineers to efficiently define electrical interconnections for complex electrical systems. SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic accelerates product development, while simultaneously minimizing the repetitive and routine daily tasks associated with schematic development.
Watch this video to get a full product demonstration of SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic presented by TriMech Application Engineer, Tim Pulaski. To find out more visit trimech.com/products/3d-softw...

[@BrokenHeartSyndrom]

thank you very much for taking the time to help us to understand solidworks electrical...

[@wichardtoering]

Great tutorial. Thanks for your explanation!

[@roberthatcher2773]

Truly a great tutorial, thanks for taking the time to make it!

[@mdbodiuzzaman2422]

Thank you so much for this video... Please upload more videos for SolidWork Electrical

[@scottn.311]

Nice tutorial. Like the walk through and descriptions. Thanks!

[@Trimech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@krisstaniszewski7457]

Well done, thanks a lot

[@christopheroy5796]

great work thanks

[@BaveUsseb]

Thanks a great tutorial

[@atenglenon]

I've a little experience with elcad and eplan.. In simple electrical documentation I want these structure.. sld, schematic (w/ cross reference, built in and customized symbol library, configurable z plan or entity for batch job automation process), component list, wiring list, and cable schedule. My question, is it more user friendly and easier learning curve on sw electrical than 2 of them?

[@lakshmig9428]

Very helpful vedio. Thanks for sharing

[@ammayo940]

I can not find my hand symbol due to which I can not move my sheet left right or up down

[@norazabadi4127]

How to number the outer page ? or how to appear the numbering of the page?

[@pako_tube6898]

Thank you very much Sir

[@Trimech]

Most welcome!

[@user-lq9oh9bp8w]

Спасибо большое, мне понравилось. Вот только деталей производителя не хватает, вот будет очень полезно сделать ссылку на скачивания архива, библиотек и прочей мелочи

[@maryumiftikhar8588]

How to change capacitance of a capaictor in solidworks electrical

[@andresa.g.6668]

WOA THERE...

[@jonathanbrazeau970]

how do you get the electrical components and wires into the ACTUAL 3D model?!!!

[@ammayo940]

How to move entire sheet I can not move

[@tzqtzq1044]

请问 solidworks electrac 2018 无法连接到数据库 怎么解决？

[@dave11282]

seems good package, compared to those others..

[@sangularnamibe8572]

How much is your class training?

[@jesseg010]

very useful . thnx im not seeing a macro tab similar to the one here.

[@Trimech]

Thanks, Jesse. Is it possible that you may have turned off the macros tab accidentally at some point? Easy to turn back on under View>Dockable panels and selecting the macro star icon.

[@jesseg010]

i don't remember doing so but it was off. SWE is new for me, but I did eventually find the view tab then the macro icon to turn on. thnx for getting back.

[@creoschematic]

hi this is nagendra my question is how to XML file creation

[@the_idiotic_thinker]

can you combine the electrical with the normal solidwork mechanical model?

[@Trimech]

Certainly! There’s an add-in for SOLIDWORKS called SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D that allows you to link one or more mechanical assemblies to an electrical project and leverage the connections made in 2D to automatically route wires/cables in the 3D model. I cover this tool in this video - you should check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gneQiKyGeLhmbKs

[@the_idiotic_thinker]

@@Trimech this isn't what's in my mind. for example operating a pneumatic piston using a solenoid switch

[@the_idiotic_thinker]

@@Trimech i went through this video but where is the simulation of the 3d conveyor you have created?

[@Trimech]

@@the_idiotic_thinker You can represent electro-mechanical devices in the tool, yes. It’s actually got a decent P&ID/PFD symbol library baked in, and the electrical and pneumatic symbols link with one another. On the mechanical side, you can differentiate wire connection points and hose/tubing connection points on the 3D model. Hope this helps!

[@the_idiotic_thinker]

@@Trimech sorry but am still confused. i get the point that i can show that in the electrical side but can the mechanical simulation be driven with the help of the electrical circuit? i mean a proper 3d simulation. if yes then can you guide me how to do that or where to learn that from?