Charged EVs

Increasingly accurate battery emulation is transforming how automotive companies validate their BMS, ensuring electric vehicles meet performance and safety standards.

By integrating advanced tools like the xMove platform, engineers can emulate real-world conditions, such as voltage, current, and temperatures using a cell monitoring unit (CMU) and hybrid emulation modes.

Join this session to learn how these approaches streamline workflows and help the industry tackle challenges in scaling EV technology.

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EV Testing & Measurement

Advancing BMS Testing With Accurate Battery Emulation For EVs

Test Strategies For EV Chargers That Boost Reliability And Uptime

Simplified Thermal And Humidity Measurement Inside Battery Assemblies

Leveraging Vector And CSM Measurement Technology Throughout EV Development

Mastering HIL For Fast-Switching Power Electronics

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