Battery and EV programs are being pushed to validate more, faster, while design margins tighten. That exposes the measurement bottlenecks that slow teams down: keeping signals clean in high-voltage environments, correlating fast electrical events with thermal and mechanical behavior, and maintaining stable results over long-duration test campaigns without constant rework of the data pipeline.
At Booth 2230, we will show how Gantner Instruments supports battery and powertrain testing with a modular DAQ and measurement platform built for high channel counts, distributed sensor placement, and time-aligned data acquisition. Engineers use our systems to capture high-fidelity voltage and current behavior under dynamic load, connect mixed sensor types in one synchronized architecture, and integrate results into their existing automation and analysis workflows through open interfaces. Whether you are developing cells and packs, validating BMS behavior, or characterizing inverter and e-drive efficiency, we can walk through practical architectures that scale from a single bench to multi-station test environments.
Bring your measurement challenge: sensor mix, voltage levels, channel count, and sync requirements, and we’ll help you identify the best-fit solution for your project.
Location: Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, NC
Date: April 22–23, 2026
Booth: #2230(via FLW Southeast, Inc.)
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