Ensuring electrical distribution system design compliance
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It is becoming more challenging to deliver safety-assured products and achieve cost-effectiveness for modern aircraft. Market demands for performance, sustainability, and secured personalized services have driven industry investment into more complex and electrified solutions. It has become a critical risk and a challenge for a manufacturer to effectively ensure the safety of new generation products, designed with sophisticated, automated systems and complex power distribution architecture.
Whether analyzing voltage drop across systems or ensuring that the circuit breaker/contactor selections follow safety requirements, it is challenging to use a manual, document-based, and disconnected method applied throughout the design and compliance-assuring process. This creates a huge bottleneck that causes potential compliance risk to the product due to its error-prone and limited coverage nature.
Watch this session to learn a better way to ensure electrical distribution system design compliance.
Meet the speakers
Chenyu She
Technical Product Manager
Chenyu is a product manager in integrated electrical systems (IES) supporting our compliance offering. He has been working for Siemens for more than five years and has held various roles in presales, supporting our EDS design flows and in product management for both our Capital Systems and Capital Connectivity domains. Chenyu holds both a bachelors and a master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Imperial College London, United Kingdom.
Vivi Sun
Technical Product Manager
Vivi is a product manager in IES supporting our compliance offering. She has been working in electrical system design for over 14 years. Prior to joining Siemens, she spent 7 years working for in the Aerospace industry where her responsibilities included electrical system integrator design, power distribution design, and product management. Vivi holds both a bachelors and a master’s degree in electrical engineering from HIT, China.