Innovative PLM Solutions in Electrical Engineering

To handle and integrate electrical technology with the design and manufacture of electromechanical products and systems

ELSYS’s solutions integrate electrical technology with the design, manufacture and lifecycle management of electromechanical systems of both onboard sectors (automotive, aeronautics, etc.) and other sectors (machines, equipment, etc).

These solutions, combined with ELSYS’s professional services, bring a high value added in all stages of the design process thanks to a thorough understanding of onboard electrical engineering needs and full allowance for the problems of 3D wiring in both design and manufacturing, ELSYS’s solutions are an innovative, productive and controlled response to the industrial problems of onboard electrical systems. The key to solving these problems is the use of an electrical engineering solution that takes complete charge of all aspects of the diversity and complexity of the systems, from onboard electrical engineering (functions, standards, etc.) and electromechanical engineering (3D routings, segregation, etc.) to project engineering (configuration management, manufacturing documents, etc.). Thereby ELSYS’s solutions are efficiently covering industry needs, facilitating collaborative work between electrical and mechanical engineers, and satisfying the requirements of each industrial branch.

Full command of the electrical engineering process, from the electrical specification to the configured harness

The solutions and services provided for electrical applications are based on ELECTRE and are closely integrated into CATIA through CATELECTRE. In addition, ELSYS’s multi PDM solutions (SMARTELECTRE, TEAMELECTRE, ONESF,…), tailored to cabling of electrical systems, provide a first-rate collaborative environment for the integration of electrical data in the company’s PDM system, in compliance with the company’s choices concerning digital engineering.

These solutions are designed for industries that develop products combining mechanical and electrical technologies and require specialized diagram design, bundle and harness design, and wiring applications. These include the automotive, rail and aerospace industries, as well as manufacturers of special-purpose machines and electrical cabinets and equipment.