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Links to our latest European Blog posts & Webinars
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Executives’ Perspectives on Digital Transformation #6
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Modern electronic products are no longer built around a single PCB. As systems become faster, denser, and more interconnected, engineering teams are being forced to rethink how they design, verify, and manage complex multi-board products.
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Executives’ Perspectives on Digital Transformation #5
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Explore how CR-8000 enhances PCB design with integrated control of impedance and resistance—enabling precise analysis for both high-speed and high-power applications, from signal integrity to power distribution optimization.
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Build accurate dynamic cables in E3.series by defining cores, shields, and twisted pairs so schematics, reports, and formboard outputs stay consistent.
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Explore why traditional “best guess” engineering approaches fall short in an unpredictable world and how integrating strategic foresight into Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) helps build systems that remain valuable and adaptable over time.
Latest Live / On-Demand Webinars
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Discover how Zuken’s CR-8000/DS-CR integrates with Dassault Systèmes’ 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, providing robust solutions for efficient data management and collaborative workflows between electrical and mechanical design teams.
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In this Webinar, you will discover how to streamline your PCB design process with CR-8000, and seamlessly integrate prototype testing results using NoiseKen for enhanced accuracy and performance.
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In this Webinar, an optimized PCB design flow combining Zuken CR-8000 technology working tightly with stackup optimization capabilities provided by Polar Speedstack ™ will be presented.
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Explore how Zuken’s E3.series integrates seamlessly with leading MCAD tools like Siemens' NX and Solid Edge, Dassault's CATIA V5 / V6 and SolidWorks, PTC’s Creo, and Autodesk’s Inventor for efficient harness design - includes a detailed demonstration of how Siemens NX can be integrated with E3.series.