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High-Voltage System Analysis in Focus

Practical expertise for high-voltage measurement and power analysis.

In this free webinar, Gantner Instruments and Labortechnik Tasler demonstrate how safe high-voltage measurements and standards-compliant power analyses can be implemented in battery, inverter, and drive systems.

Learn more about scalable data acquisition, high-voltage testing for electromobility, and proven strategies for precise power measurements.

Discuss your measurement challenges directly with our experts and benefit from practical insights and real-world experience.

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Event: High-Voltage System Analysis in Focus

Date: June 23, 2026 | 14:00 –15:00

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