Technical Sessions.
Reservation required
Room A
9:00 to 10:00 am
Topic: Understanding the Specifications of AC Sources
Presented by: Paul Moore, Product Line Manager for AC Sources
Sponsored by: TDK-Lambda
Key parameters to consider when choosing a programmable AC/DC Source, why they are important, how they are defined and applied.
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Topics covered:
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Single/split/three phase
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Crest factor
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Peak current
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Types of Harmonics
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Waveforms
Room B
9:30 am to 10:30 am
Topic: Unlocking the Full Potential of Batteries, Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers with EIS Testing
Presented by: Ravi Shukla, President & CEO - Gantner Instruments Americas
Ravi holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. He has 18 years' experience in the Test & measurement industry serving various industries including aerospace structural and fatigue testing, automative vehicle testing and simulation, battery development/test, along with Data Acquisition product development.
Sponsored by: Stress Analysis Services - Samantha Althoff
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) is a sophisticated diagnostic method examining the complex internal chemistries of batteries, fuel cells, and electrolyzers by measuring electrical fluctuations defining electrochemical systems’ operational health and efficiency, supporting developmental research and maintenance. EIS analyzes the dynamic responses of these systems by applying sinusoidal signals and monitoring the resultant electrical behaviors, thus revealing processes invisible to direct current evaluations. Through detailed analysis of resistance and reactance in these systems, EIS aids in preserving electrode integrity and forecasting future performance, thus minimizing risks and improving the reliability of electrochemical energy storage and generation across various applications, from small-scale laboratory tests to large industrial implementations.
In this presentation we will be discussing the benefits of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy including:
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In-depth Battery Health Insights
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Non-Invasive Analysis
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Comprehensive Impedance Breakdown
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Predictive Maintenance
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Cross-Application Versatility
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How ESI works including measurement and data processing steps
Room A
10:15 am to 11:15 am
Topic: Power Electronics and Precision Measurements
Presented by: Chris Armstrong, Marketing Director Siglent Technologies
Sponsored by: Siglent Technologies
Power electronics technology requires more advanced testing techniques and solutions to verify function, efficiency, and reliability.
This is a discussion of test requirements and techniques for wideband gap and power semiconductors including high resolution measurements, probing, and double pulse testing.
Room B
11:00 am to 12:00 pm
Topic: Top Items to Consider When Selecting The Right Test Chamber and Battery Test Chamber Overview
Presented by: Lesley Rummel – Regional Account Manager for Cincinnati Sub Zero. With over 25 years of experience in an ISO 17025 accredited testing laboratory, Lesley has excelled in various roles including inside sales, outside sales and quality management. Her deep understanding of quality standards and customer relations has been instrumental in enhancing lab operations and client satisfaction.
Sponsored by: RDP Corporation
The presentation will include chamber decisions like types of chambers or tests, defining your test application, performance criteria, cooling methods, humidification options, and air flow and construction differences. Types of loads, cooling options, and methods of humidity generation will also be covered.
A portion of the presentation will center on battery testing including EUCAR and mitigating risks when testing hazardous materials. This will include inherent dangers present in LI battery tests and chamber safety options.
Room A
11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Topic: COM Express Architecture and American Manufacturing
Presented by: Clay Counts, Regional Sales Manager Sealevel Systems
Sponsored by: Sealevel Systems
Sealevel Systems, Inc. revolutionized the industrial I/O and computing industry with the first RS-422/485 communication adapter for the IBM PC. Since 1986, Sealevel has continuously redefined the design, engineering, and manufacturing of industrial computers, serial communications, and digital I/O solutions. As a leading provider of COM Express-based architecture, Sealevel offers a modular design approach with numerous advantages over traditional SBC architecture. Furthermore, as an American manufacturer, Sealevel stands out as one of the few true computer manufacturers in the United States, navigating a unique set of challenges and opportunities in a world dominated by Southeast Asian manufacturing.