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    Discover Powerful Battery Testing & Simulation with Bidirectional DC Technology

    March 18, 2024
    Battery test systems drive innovation in electric vehicles, renewable energy, and more. However, efficient and reliable battery testing is crucial for development and quality assurance.

    Introducing AMETEK Programmable Power's Sorensen i-BEAM Series, a revolutionary bidirectional DC power supply that streamlines battery testing and battery simulation like never before.

    Download this application note to:
    •    Obtain a comprehensive understanding of i-BEAM's functionalities and potential applications.
    •    Compare battery simulation by i-BEAM with conventional testing methods to understand its advantages.
    •    Acquire knowledge of configuring battery test equipment for optimal efficiency and safety.
    •    Explore how i-BEAM, functioning as a battery simulator, achieves high voltage stability and rapid settling times, ensuring precise and efficient simulation.

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