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Cofaso Software
[edit]Cofaso Software develops electrical computer-aided design (ECAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE) software solutions. Its primary product, cofaso, is used for creating and managing electrical control system designs and documentation across industries such as automation, manufacturing, and mechatronics.
Overview
[edit]Cofaso is a modular CAD/CAE platform designed for professionals working in electrical engineering and control system design. It provides a range of features for creating electrical schematics, panel layouts, and project documentation. The software supports global electrical standards including IEC, DIN, and NFPA, and is available in multiple languages.
Key capabilities of the software include:
- Automatic generation of schematics
- Cross-referencing of symbols and components
- Wire and device numbering
- Bill of materials (BOM) and parts list creation
- Reusable libraries and macro management
The platform can be integrated into enterprise environments and supports automation of design processes to improve efficiency and reduce repetitive tasks.
Industries and Clients
[edit]Cofaso Software is used by a wide range of clients involved in the design, production, and maintenance of electrical and automation systems. The software supports industries such as:
- **Industrial automation and control systems** – including process automation and factory control
- **Machinery and equipment manufacturing** – such as packaging machines, conveyor systems, and CNC machinery
- **Electrical panel and switchgear production** – for designing control cabinets, distribution boards, and motor control centers
- **Building automation** – including lighting control, HVAC, and safety systems
- **Energy and utilities** – such as renewable energy systems, power distribution, and infrastructure projects
Typical users include:
- **System integrators** – responsible for planning and commissioning automation solutions
- **OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers)** – designing repeatable control architectures
- **Engineering and design firms** – offering consultancy and custom panel building
- **Maintenance departments** – needing up-to-date as-built documentation for installed systems
- **Educational institutions** – using ECAD software for teaching electrical and automation engineering
See also
[edit]- Electrical CAD software
- Computer-aided engineering
- Industrial automation
- Mechatronics
- List of CAx companies
References
[edit]External links
[edit]- ^ "cofaso™ 7 - CAD Software for Electrical Engineering". DirectIndustry. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
- ^ "Software tool bringt Tempo ins Engineering". SPS Magazin. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
- ^ "cofaso 7.0 Reviews & Ratings". Capterra. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
- ^ "cofaso Software". Automation.com. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
- ^ "The integration of electrical CAD/CAE for machine manufacturing". Automation Magazine. Retrieved 2025-06-15.