Modern tools are improving the historical methods used to develop and validate traction inverters. What was once a time-consuming and expensive testing process on various dynos, vehicles, and passive loads has been shortened and improved with new tools and methods.

In this free webinar, Matthew Hortop explains how AVL’s new Active Load Cabinet combines with other advanced tools to shorten inverter hardware development schedules, reduce costs, and improve test coverage.

Key topics and takeaways:

• Enabling fast UUT commissioning with easy test setup capability: only four parameters must be defined to start the testing process.
• Easy and fast adjustment of several parameters: R and L can be parametrized via mouse click during operation.
• Minimum facility requirements: only 30kW AC connection for power and water connection for cooling is needed.
• Discover how to leverage AVL’s solution for many applications thanks to a one-phase current source and four-quadrant mode operation.