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Efficiency improvements in the development and compliance cycles mean a faster route to production and sales. Yokogawa Test&Measurement has the tools that enable test engineers to more effectively analyze electric charging systems, from board to system level. Whether you are benchmarking efficiency, troubleshooting power electronics, or ensuring compliance, explore our specialized suite of solutions for EV charging systems.

EV Charging System Charge Efficiency | Yokogawa Test&Measurement

 

EV Charging System Measurement Challenge | Yokogawa Test&Measurement


Charging systems require specialized instrumentation purpose-built to perform key measurements at a system’s input and outputs. Selecting the best instrument for each application depends on the level of accuracy required, the number of channels needed, and the type of signal being acquired.

For high-voltage DC fast-charger testing in automated test systems, the WT1500 Precision Power Analyzer measures up to 2,000 V directly, without external voltage dividers, in a compact 2U design.

Choosing the Right Instrument for Power Quality and Energy Efficiency - Power Compliance, Efficiency, and Harmonics Tests
Application Note

Three variables to consider are measurement type, measurement standard, and instrument type. This guide defines these variables and provides helps to select the best instrument for your application.

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Choosing the Right Instrument for Power Quality and Energy Efficiency - Power Compliance, Efficiency, and Harmonics Tests | Yokogawa Test&Measurement
 

Power Quality and Energy Efficiency for Power Measurements
White Paper

More than 40% of the total energy consumed in the United States is used to operate buildings. This white paper explains the relationship between power efficiency and power quality and identifies causes and types of power quality issues.

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Choosing the Right Instrument for Power Quality and Energy Efficiency - Power Compliance, Efficiency, and Harmonics Tests | Yokogawa Test&Measurement
 

eBook

Electricity Applied Ebook | Yokogawa Test & Measurement

Electricity Applied

A handbook of common applications and key measurement parameters.
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Webinar

Harmonic Analysis on Distorted Waveforms Webinar | Yokogawa Test&Measurement

Mastering Harmonics

Ensure Power System Efficiency and Standards Compliance
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Case Study 

Power Analysis Solar Team Twente Case Study | Yokogawa Test&Measurement

Solar Team Twente

Accurate power analysis boosts solar race car's range and speed
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T&M Hausmagazin
1.5 MB
Overview:

Editorial
Globale Expertise
& lokale Präsenz – Seite 3

Reportage
SAXOGY: Leistungselektronik sicher prüfen.
Sicherheitsprüfstand für Umrichter – Seite 4

Neuheiten
Rechenzentren: Validierung von
Energiespeichern und USV-Systemen.
Neue Eingangsmodule erweitern die
ScopeCorder-Familie – Seite 9

Hintergrund
SmartDAC+ Easy Predictive Detection
für Wärmebehandlungsanlagen.
KI-basierte fortlaufende Überwachung des
Anlagenzustands – Seite 10

Case study
Brompton goes electric
(Brompton Bikes)
Edition 2019
Overview:

As a respected pioneer in folding bikes, Brompton’s first foldable e-bikes was eagerly anticipated. However, to develop such high-performance e-bikes engineers at Brompton needed to perform comprehensive dynamic testing to achieve rider – bike harmony.

 

Edition 04.2019
Overview:

As a one of the largest motorcycle manufacturers, Triumph confirms every bike is precision-engineered to deliver a complete riding experience. To ensure higher performance and efficiency of the motorcycle powertrain, Triumph test their engines under rigorous conditions, measuring and analyzing a vast array of parameters under varying conditions, from sensors configured and positioned all around a bike. 

How-tos

    Overview:

    This video demonstrates how to measure transient phenomena on power signals using the Yokogawa Test&Measurement PX8000 Precision Power Scope.

    In several applications, especially those testing AC power to a standard such as IEC61000-3-11, the voltage and current signals must be monitored to confirm there are no major dips and/or swells in the signal. This can be done with instruments capable of reporting rms values, including power analyzers, traditional oscilloscopes, and some data acquisition systems.

    To test to a standard, however, the instrument must have an accuracy spec that is traceable back to a national standard of calibration such as ISO17025 or NIST.

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