Capital software integration with IBM for automotive and aerospace

Printed Circuit Podcast: Siemens’ Erica Van Berkum Explores E/E co-design best practices for automotive & aerospace cables and harnesses

Meeting new challenges in the automotive and aerospace harness industry requires innovative design approaches that rely heavily on effective E/E…

Year-End Wrap-up for the Electronic and Electrical Systems Blog

As we bid farewell to another transformative year, it’s time to reflect on the top Capital electronic and electrical systems…

Get ready to accelerate: IESF Munich event is for automotive innovators

Explore the challenges facing electrical and electronic (E/E) design engineers and their teams at the Integrated Electrical Solutions Forum (IESF)!…

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Benefits of cloud-based deployment of automotive E/E design software

Cloud computing solutions offer several benefits for automotive E/E systems engineers looking to move complex on-premises architectures online. The Siemens…

Multicore is here to stay – maximize MCU performance with Capital Embedded AR 

Discover how Siemens’ AUTOSAR solution Capital Embedded AR Classic is uniquely designed to handle the complexities and challenges associated with…

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Snapshot: How you can master the challenges of aircraft network design

The following is a snapshot of the white paper “Optimizing aircraft network design for communication”. If you like what you…

Announcing Capital main release 2308

For the twentieth year in a row we are excited to announce a new Capital™ software main release packed with…

Automated network design, optimization and verification enabled by accurate timing analysis with Capital Network Designer

As we announced in our blog here, our new Capital website experience brings you the most up-to-date Capital software information…

How model-based systems engineering facilitates contextual E/E systems design

Growing complexity in E/E system design has become unmanageable using traditional methods – and that’s true for systems being developed…