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Aircraft wire harness design

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Wire harness design within the fuselage of an aircraft

Electrification of aerospace and defense platforms has grown exponentially to meet the needs for more features and functionality required by demanding missions. Today there is a significant focus on logical design activities associated with the development of the platform electrical system, its functions and software and interconnections between components. Sometimes, the effort to accomplish the physical implementation, by way of wiring and component installation, and the challenges associated with developing and fabricating the wire harnesses that connect the system elements together are less appreciated.

This webinar will discuss how improving your harness design tools and processes will enable you to meet these challenges and bring success to your business. Complete the form now to register.

Aircraft E/E systems challenges

The aerospace industry demands more than just increased electrification. In addition, aircraft versions, increased regulatory product and process requirements and global competition are forcing the use of holistic systems that provide data transparency and configurability assured by seamless data flow (digital continuity).

Solid and robust harness design forms the foundation of reliable, cost-effective and successful product manufacturing. As the platform develops from the virtual to a physical product, the use of a digital twin brings many critical advantages to the design of wire harnesses that are essential in modern aerospace and defense (A&D) products.

Digital twin role in E/E systems development

In an industry where traceability and data reliability are critical, there is a growing move away from traditional disjointed systems that are unable to keep up with the increased complexity. There is movement toward digitalization and use of advanced tools and processes to utilize the digital twin in E/E systems development. This in turn can help realize:

  • Higher quality due to rejection of error-prone manual methods
  • Assurance of data correctness when not exposed to manual iterations
  • The accomplishment of urgent updates with faster connected processes
  • Increased management of growing complexity

Who will benefit from this aircraft wire harness design webinar?

This webinar will expand your understanding of challenges and opportunities in wire harness design in A&D. The presentation will address digitalization and advancements in E/E systems development for:

  • Engineering managers
  • Design engineers
  • Manufacturing engineers
  • Quality engineers

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Siemens Digital Industries Software

Steve Caravella

Solutions Architect and Market Development Manager - Integrated Electrical Systems (IES)

Steve is solutions architect and market development manager in the aerospace industry for the IES segment of Siemens Digital Industries Software. With more than 28 years in the aerospace industry, his experience includes leading and executing projects and programs in technical and program management roles, defining and implementing new business processes and tools and developing and mentoring engineering teams. His technical strengths include airworthiness and engineering design (structures and system engineering) along with strong customer and end-user focus. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering mechanics from University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Siemens Digital Industries Software

Bartosz Czarnecki

Product Manager (leader of harness manufacturing for the IES segment)

Bartosz's 17-year-career has been dedicated to electrical harnesses, working in the aerospace industry as an electrical operator, followed by roles as a process engineer and production engineering manager. For part of his career, Bartosz worked in the space industry working on electrical harness design, focused on production engineering and the manufacturing and testing of electrical harnesses. He holds a master’s degree in electrotechnics from Technical University of Radom in Poland. Connect with Bartosz on LinkedIn.

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