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    Concept: Understanding Electrical Assembly Structure: Sub-Assembly

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    The document discusses creating electrical assemblies as sub-assemblies within larger mechanical sub-assemblies. It recommends this approach when the electrical sub-assembly part number needs to be included in the mechanical assembly's bill of materials. As an example, it notes this technique can be used when designing with prefabricated cables. The document shows a diagram of an electrical sub-assembly created within its respective mechanical sub-assembly, with the entire electrical harness flattened as one component and data shared between mechanical and electrical components.

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    The document discusses creating electrical assemblies as sub-assemblies within larger mechanical sub-assemblies. It recommends this approach when the electrical sub-assembly part number needs to be included in the mechanical assembly's bill of materials. As an example, it notes this technique can be used when designing with prefabricated cables. The document shows a diagram of an electrical sub-assembly created within its respective mechanical sub-assembly, with the entire electrical harness flattened as one component and data shared between mechanical and electrical components.

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    The document discusses creating electrical assemblies as sub-assemblies within larger mechanical sub-assemblies. It recommends this approach when the electrical sub-assembly part number needs to be included in the mechanical assembly's bill of materials. As an example, it notes this technique can be used when designing with prefabricated cables. The document shows a diagram of an electrical sub-assembly created within its respective mechanical sub-assembly, with the entire electrical harness flattened as one component and data shared between mechanical and electrical components.

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    Concept: Understanding Electrical Assembly Structure: Sub-Assembly

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    Concept: Understanding Electrical Assembly


    Structure: Sub-Assembly
    Understanding Electrical Assembly Structure: Sub-Assembly
    Using this technique, the electrical assembly is created as a sub-assembly within each respective mechanical
    sub-assembly, as shown in Figure 1. This option is best used when the electrical sub-assembly part number
    is required in the mechanical sub-assembly Bill of Material. A good example of when this technique can be
    used is when designing with prefabricated cables.

    As shown in Figure 1, the electrical sub-assembly is created within its respective mechanical sub-assembly.
    Note that with this option, the whole harness or sub-harness is flattened as one. Figure 1 also demonstrates
    how data sharing features can be used to transfer information into the electrical skeleton from various
    mechanical components.

    Figure 1 – Electrical Sub-Assembly Created within the


    Mechanical Sub-Assembly

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