Yokogawa understands the unique demands of automotive engineering. Whether it’s evaluating a powertrain to determine its efficiency (by measuring seven electrical channels plus four speed/torque signals simultaneously in one unit with the Precision Power Analyzer), decoding and analyzing serial bus signals with oscilloscopes, or measuring sensor and other electrical signals and vibration, Yokogawa provides measurement instruments with high accuracy.
The successful series of the Y-Circ P push-pull circular connector from Yamaichi Electronics has been expanded to include a 90° angled cable connector with a flexible cable outlet direction.
The new Allgeier test rack is a great assistant for performing manual and automated tests on automotive and consumer electronic components. It is best suited as a test station for the local developer workstation and as a 19in installation in server cabinets for test farms.
At this year’s Automotive Testing Expo, Intrepid Control Systems will showcase its next generation of advanced hardware and software tools for engineers in vehicle autonomy, connectivity, automotive Ethernet and embedded engineering.
At the show in Hannover, imc will present its new imc EOS. With sampling rates of up to 4MHz, even very fast dynamic processes can be precisely investigated.
Wiegel is a specialist in individual adapted thermal test bench technology, with 100 years’ experience in technical building services
Michigan Scientific Corporation has announced the release of the LW65, the first in a line of precision wheel force transducers (WFT). The LW65 has unmatched accuracy.
Emitech Group is an independent group with more than 550 employees specialized in environmental and EMC testing, as well as in the validation of ICE/hybrid/EV powertrains.
The K2+ controller provides the precision and repeatability required to execute vibration testing with confidence in both the development and production phases.
The Automotive Audio Bus (A²B) is a bus developed by Analog Devices Inc for infotainment systems in automobiles. It is increasingly used in other applications such as AV conference systems.
The Edag Group is the largest independent engineering service provider to the mobility industry. With more than 8,600 experts worldwide, the company offers engineering services in the vehicle engineering, electric/electronics and production solutions segments.
The Segula Technologies test center in Rodgau-Dudenhofen (30km southeast of Frankfurt, Germany) is now open to all OEMs as well as Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers and complements the company’s complete development center in Rüsselsheim. New technologies for the mobility of tomorrow are being tested at both these plants.
Dewetron meets the challenge of recording, displaying, processing, storing and analyzing various signals in the automotive sector. E-mobility and autonomous driving can be addressed with hardware and software products.
In the face of rapidly evolving technologies, MPLD is constantly working on innovative projects and fixtures. All of the company’s technology is designed and manufactured with the knowledge that there are many different types of tests, each with its own idiosyncrasies.
Measurement system expert measX will showcase its X-Crash Zero on the road in Hannover.
ZF Test Systems has developed a new, highly flexible, intuitive and user-friendly automation software system that is capable of supporting Industry 4.0, to control and monitor a test cell with multiple dynamometers and subsequently, multiple test cells with multiple dynamometers.
