As the R&D team at Dongguan Baorui Electronics Co., Ltd., with over a decade of specialization in wiring harness development, we've served diverse sectors including automotive, industrial robotics, and healthcare equipment. This article shares our practical experience in optimizing wiring harness circuit designs.
While wireless technology excels at long-distance signal transmission—enabling global connectivity and even space communication—harnesses still hold an irreplaceable position in industrial settings. Let’s break this down across three key dimensions:
1. Environmental Adaptability
Wireless signals often falter in extreme conditions, such as:
A.150°C temperatures in car engines,
B.Continuous vibrations on factory production lines,
C.EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) requirements in medical devices.
Harnesses, on the other hand, ensure stable transmission through physical connections.
2. Multi-Signal Integration
A single harness can simultaneously carry multiple signal types—power lines, CAN bus, and sensor signals—eliminating the need for "spider-web" wiring inside devices.
3. Long-Term Reliability
Industrial equipment often has a 10-year life cycle, during which harnesses provide superior mechanical strength and electrical stability compared to wireless solutions.
Typical Applications of Harnesses |
|
Common Applications |
Typical Use Cases |
Automotive Systems |
Battery Management System (BMS), autonomous driving sensors, in-vehicle infotainment systems |
Industrial Automation |
Robotic arm control harnesses, PLC-to-sensor interconnects, factory lighting power distribution |
Data Centers |
Server backplane connections, redundant power supplies for storage devices |
Medical Equipment |
Portable ultrasound devices, surgical robots, ventilators |
Harnesses are widely used in scenarios requiring multiple signal types within enclosed spaces or signal/power distribution in hazardous environments.
Harness design is a complex task, with engineers often facing the following hurdles:
1. Harness Complexity
Harnesses must accommodate diverse signal types (e.g., power, RF, digital) distributed across multiple loads. This demands intricate network designs with varying physical and electrical parameters.
2. Compliance with Standards
Harnesses must adhere to strict electrical standards, including:
Signal compliance: USB, MIPI, HDMI, etc.
Power compliance: National Electrical Code (NEC).
3. Data Integration
Designers often need to consolidate data from multiple sources while ensuring accuracy and consistency—a challenging task.
4. Cross-Team Collaboration
Harness design is frequently handled by engineers working in silos, using incompatible software (e.g., ECAD vs. MCAD). When finalizing designs, inconsistencies and errors often arise, requiring costly revisions.
These challenges can lead to extended design cycles and delayed product development. The best solution? Implement optimization strategies during the harness schematic design phase.
If you have custom requirements for wire harnesses, welcome to contact Dongguan Baori Electronics Co., Ltd. We have a professional technical team and advanced equipment and will wholeheartedly provide you with high-quality wire harness products and services. We will reply to your inquiries as soon as possible and look forward to cooperating with you hand in hand to create a better future.
As the R&D team at Dongguan Baorui Electronics Co., Ltd., with over a decade of specialization in wiring harness development, we've served diverse sectors including automotive, industrial robotics, and healthcare equipment. This article shares our practical experience in optimizing wiring harness circuit designs.
While wireless technology excels at long-distance signal transmission—enabling global connectivity and even space communication—harnesses still hold an irreplaceable position in industrial settings. Let’s break this down across three key dimensions:
1. Environmental Adaptability
Wireless signals often falter in extreme conditions, such as:
A.150°C temperatures in car engines,
B.Continuous vibrations on factory production lines,
C.EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) requirements in medical devices.
Harnesses, on the other hand, ensure stable transmission through physical connections.
2. Multi-Signal Integration
A single harness can simultaneously carry multiple signal types—power lines, CAN bus, and sensor signals—eliminating the need for "spider-web" wiring inside devices.
3. Long-Term Reliability
Industrial equipment often has a 10-year life cycle, during which harnesses provide superior mechanical strength and electrical stability compared to wireless solutions.
Typical Applications of Harnesses |
|
Common Applications |
Typical Use Cases |
Automotive Systems |
Battery Management System (BMS), autonomous driving sensors, in-vehicle infotainment systems |
Industrial Automation |
Robotic arm control harnesses, PLC-to-sensor interconnects, factory lighting power distribution |
Data Centers |
Server backplane connections, redundant power supplies for storage devices |
Medical Equipment |
Portable ultrasound devices, surgical robots, ventilators |
Harnesses are widely used in scenarios requiring multiple signal types within enclosed spaces or signal/power distribution in hazardous environments.
Harness design is a complex task, with engineers often facing the following hurdles:
1. Harness Complexity
Harnesses must accommodate diverse signal types (e.g., power, RF, digital) distributed across multiple loads. This demands intricate network designs with varying physical and electrical parameters.
2. Compliance with Standards
Harnesses must adhere to strict electrical standards, including:
Signal compliance: USB, MIPI, HDMI, etc.
Power compliance: National Electrical Code (NEC).
3. Data Integration
Designers often need to consolidate data from multiple sources while ensuring accuracy and consistency—a challenging task.
4. Cross-Team Collaboration
Harness design is frequently handled by engineers working in silos, using incompatible software (e.g., ECAD vs. MCAD). When finalizing designs, inconsistencies and errors often arise, requiring costly revisions.
These challenges can lead to extended design cycles and delayed product development. The best solution? Implement optimization strategies during the harness schematic design phase.
If you have custom requirements for wire harnesses, welcome to contact Dongguan Baori Electronics Co., Ltd. We have a professional technical team and advanced equipment and will wholeheartedly provide you with high-quality wire harness products and services. We will reply to your inquiries as soon as possible and look forward to cooperating with you hand in hand to create a better future.