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Why Do You Need a Kikusui Battery Emulator

May 2, 2024
High-Capacity bidirectional DC power supply to easily reproduce specific battery conditions for emulation.

As the market of storage batteries continues to increase, so does the demand for evaluating battery-powered devices and components. Find out how battery emulators remove the overhead that comes with using batteries in testing scenarios.

The whitepaper presents the Kikusui Battery Emulator System that cuts component count in half compared to traditional battery emulators. Emulator systems eliminate the need for storing and using multiple batteries. It also provides improved tracking of the test environment.

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