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The Battery Show Europe 2026

Curious about Gantner Instruments' latest innovations? Dive into our battery testing blog and discover what we have in store for The Battery Show Europe 2026!

Meet Gantner Instruments at The Battery Show Europe 2026!

Visit us at booth 3-A36 from June 9 to 11, 2026, in Stuttgart. Explore our advanced battery testing solutions, including our high-voltage DAQ systems with 1500 VDC isolation, Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) for detailed battery diagnostics, and precision Power Analyzers for comprehensive EV and inverter testing.

See firsthand how our modular, scalable, and accurate measurement technology can enhance your battery development and testing processes.

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Q.series X D101 SV: Digital Measurement Module with Sensor Supply

The Q.series X D101 4 x Lemo 2B SV from Gantner Instruments is a digital measurement module that has been engineered to facilitate a broad spectrum of digital signal processing tasks. It is designed with a focus on providing accurate and rapid data acquisition for industrial applications that require high-performance measurement capabilities with integrated sensor excitation.

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Huge Wind Turbine Blade Tests at BLAEST

The world’s longest rotor blade was manufactured by LM Wind Power in Denmark. Planning the test of the 290 ft (88.4 m) long rotor blade began in 2015. With BLAEST (the Blade Test Centre) Tests are now underway together in Aalborg, Denmark.

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Measurement Data in the Cloud and IT Security Aspects

The GI.cloud concept acquires and stores data of many decentralized data acquisition systems like Gantner Instrument’s Q.Station. IT Security is an increasingly important aspect to secure the communication and data transfer between the acquisition system and the cloud server.

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Webinar – Crate.io + Gantner Instruments: Real-time energy grid control based on big data

With the increase in renewable energy sources, the challenge for electric grid operators to keep grid frequencies stable has become even more significant. Constant data collection is essential for modern control technology and makes it possible to execute controls more quickly, whereby the use of smart grids can be further optimized.

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