Our partner, A&D Technologies, was chosen by GM to supply the automation system for the test benches in GM’s, state-of-the-art battery testing laboratory. A&D chose e.series test & measurement modules, by Gantner Instruments, for the battery testing system.
Gantner industrial test & measurement, data acquisition modules were selected by A&D to provide the flexibility, reliability, precision and simple handling required by GM with the following key features:
- High Accuracy Distributed I/O
- Up to 24-bit A/D Resolution
- Complete Signal Filtering/Conditioning
- Flexible Digital Measurements
- RS485 Fieldbus Interface – Profibus-DP, Modbus-RTU, ASCII
- Galvanic Isolation
- Robust Design for Industrial Environments
- Temperature Stability at Measurement Range -20°C to +60°C
- Power 10 – 30 VDC
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