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Battery Emulation

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Battery Emulation

Battery Emulation is an application documented by HORIBA. This page summarizes the engineering task and the system-selection considerations for an Elina implementation.

Application challenge

Discover HORIBA X-HVT – a powerful, customizable solution for realistic battery, fuel cell, and power system emulation in automotive and energy testing.

Measurement or test approach

The test system combines the relevant analyzer or dynamometer, controlled test conditions, data acquisition and automation for the required mobility measurement.

Topics covered by the manufacturer

  • Highlights
  • Facts and Specifications: X-HVT
  • Request for Information
  • More about Battery Testing
  • Battery Testing Overview
  • Future Cell Chemistries
  • Battery Thermal Runaway Emissions Testing

Information required for system selection

Define the device under test, operating envelope, measured quantities, accuracy, transient behavior, test-cell interfaces and automation requirements.

Official HORIBA source

The problem

Discover HORIBA X-HVT – a powerful, customizable solution for realistic battery, fuel cell, and power system emulation in automotive and energy testing.

The method

The test system combines the relevant analyzer or dynamometer, controlled test conditions, data acquisition and automation for the required mobility measurement.

The result

The delivered configuration must be verified against the operating envelope and performance required by the application.

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Application details are available from the manufacturer's official source: https://www.horiba.com/int/mobility/applications/electrification/battery-testing/battery-emulation/

Before configuring a system, define the measured quantities, operating ranges, tolerances and required measurement rate, along with environmental conditions, installation constraints and system interfaces.

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