They are also sometimes called jacks or plugs. Terminals are used to connect wires to the circuit board or other devices that they are connected to.This can be done in a variety of ways, including crimping and soldering. The most common connector is the male and female connector, which joins the wires from one side of the vehicle to another. Connectors are used to join two pieces of wire together.
Maybe in draftsman? I didn't play much with draftsman as some of our users are using circuit studio and I don't think it is compatible. Something I don't like about this is that the table is not editable directly since it is an image and it requires back and forth between AD and excel In a perfect world what I would like to be able to do is to include this table directly but I don't see an easy way to do that in Altium. Or are you using a different software for that part? Presently the way I was doing it is that I'm creating a multi part component for every connector in which I include: 1) a picture or dxf of the connector for the physical representation 2) a normal schematic component with all the connector parameters embedded for the wiring connection using standard wire in AD 3) extra parts if needed ( crimps,crimping tools, screws etc.) I then create a separate schematic for every harness in which I place the components just created and a table image copied from an excel spreadsheet that lists all the wiring gauge/part number/pinout etc. Hi, I need to draw a lot of cable harness drawings to interconnect multiple PCBs and peripherals in a big project and I was wondering how you guys were handling that in Altium Designer.
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