E³.series

Zuken E³.series is a software for the creation of electrical and fluid designs, for wiring, harnesses, cable assemblies, control panels, hydraulics and pneumatics.

E³ is a modular, Microsoft Windows-based software suite that offers solutions for numerous industries, including transportation, machinery, military, aerospace, energy, railway and systems design.[1]

E³.series is available in 10 interface languages. The object-oriented working method enables consistent project data and documentation throughout the whole development process.

E³.series is designed for many industrial segments: machinery and plant engineering, rail technology, aeronautics and space industry, automotive and vehicle developers such as construction machines, excavators, mobile cranes, ambulances, fire-fighting vehicles and racing cars.

History

Founded in 1987 as CIM-Team GmbH, Zuken has continually expanded its skills in electrical and fluid CAD software amongst others by the acquisition of the product rights to ABB-CADE’s CADES-G, CoCreate’s DDS-C and TCS’s VARCAD/promis.

In the year 2001, CIM-Team brought its electrical CAD software E³.series to market maturity. In 2006, Zuken acquired CIM-Team for an undisclosed price.[2] The renaming of the company to Zuken E3 GmbH took place in 2009.

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References

  1. "Zuken Introduces E3.series Industry Editions". Desktop Engineering. 25 July 2012. Retrieved 7 October 2015.
  2. Clarke, Peter. "Zuken buys German harness design software firm". Embedded. Retrieved 7 October 2015.
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