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The High Voltage Battery Tester (HVBT) verifies the safety requirements for high-voltage batteries and battery modules. In addition, the HVBT ensures the function of the batteries and prepares them for installation.
The High Voltage Battery Tester is a modular system whose functions can be customized according to customer requirements and test conditions.
The HVBT system is integrated into the customer's functional safety systems in the assembly process.
The HVBT controls the charging and discharging of the HV battery for production, transport and delivery.
Many applications for off-highway vehicles such as transport and logistics require the usage of electric batteries. Our new battery tester will simplify the transition to new battery technology.
Public transport and commercial delivery applications in cities are increasing the demand for electric powered vehicles. Our battery tester will ensure the quality of one of the most important components.
Electrification is changing the industry. Take advantage of our industry experience to ensure that your battery testing needs are compatible with the high-volume production requirements.
The electrical testing of the individual battery modules before installation ensures their function and resilience.
In addition, by means of the HVBT, the tightness of the cooling circuits and of the housing of the HV battery can be checked.
In order to identify contact resistances, the HVBT can control systems for high-current charge-discharge cycles. Optionally, faulty connections between individual battery modules can be thermographically identified by means of intelligent image analysis.
Safety-related assembly errors and defective components must be identified before installing the HV battery in the vehicle. For this purpose, the HVBT carries out the necessary high-voltage insulation tests.
The HVBT verifies and flashes the firmware of the ECUs if necessary. Here, the device provides extensive residual bus simulations. To check the battery management system (BMS), low-current charge-discharge cycles can be initiated.