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Twisted pairs of conductors within a cable are not uncommon. Twisted pair cabling, however, is a type of cable in which two conductors of a single circuit are twisted together to improve resistance to electromagnetic interference. Documenting this can be challenging. Let’s look at our options in SOLIDWORKS Electrical.

 


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GoEngineer is now an authorized reseller of WAZER waterjet systems across the United States and Canada. While our Canadian customers have already been utilizing WAZER to bring industrial-grade cutting to their workbenches, we are thrilled to bring this capability to our partners in the U.S. market. 


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If you're a SOLIDWORKS or CATIA user, there's a good chance you've encountered the word DELMIA. You probably saw it in a trade show booth, a vendor email, or heard it in a passing conversation, but walked away wanting more clarity. That's a natural reaction. DELMIA spans so many product areas and planning horizons that it resists any single, tidy explanation, and conversation...


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Is CAMWorks loading slower than usual? When you launch the software, it collects information in the background to report any issues to the feedback program. This ongoing process can slow down the opening time. So, how can we stop this from happening?

 


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While it is quite simple to model a smooth conveyor belt, patterning cleats or ribs on the belt can be challenging without knowing a few tips and tricks. This article uses SOLIDWORKS Curve Driven Pattern and Fit Spline tools to add a cleat (rib) feature along the surface of a smooth conveyor belt. 


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