Battery Test Equipments

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Glossary

Hardware Module

Product Features

Product Parameters

Pulse charge and discharge

The battery is charged and discharged at intermittent current/power.
Constant-resistance charge/discharge

The battery is charged/discharged at a constant resistance.
Minimum Pulse Width

The minimum pulse width of a battery charging or discharging device refers to the shortest time interval between current or voltage changes applied to the battery terminal during the process of battery charging or discharging.
DC internal resistance test

DCIR test is the DC internal resistance test, which refers to the ratio of the battery voltage change to the corresponding discharge current change under working conditions.
Cyclic test

The battery is tested repeatedly under certain conditions.
Software and hardware protection

Charge and discharge equipment in various test conditions to protect the safety of the equipment equipped with various functional modules.
Power-down data protection

When the power supply is abnormal, the system stores data in a timely manner to prevent data loss.
Voltage limit protection

When the voltage exceeds the maximum and minimum values, the device starts the protection state.
Current limit protection

When the current exceeds the maximum and minimum values, the device starts the protected state.
Capacity minimum limit protection

If the current working power is greater than or equal to the set value, the channel is protected.
Voltage callback difference

When the absolute value of the ΔV between the main channel and the auxiliary channel exceeds the set value, the channel will be protected.
Anti-reverse connection protection

In order to prevent the reverse connection of positive and negative electrodes, the interface structure is designed on the hardware.

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