The electric vehicle (EV) industry is rapidly growing, and with it, the need for reliable and efficient battery testing technology. Acculogic, a leading provider of EV battery testing solutions, has recently unveiled their latest innovation in this field: the Acculogic hover sense non-contact technology.
Designed to enhance the validation of EV battery interconnects, this technology plays a critical role in ensuring the performance and reliability of EV batteries. By utilizing magnetic field measurement techniques to assess the quality of battery interconnects without the need for physical contact, the hover sense non-contact technology eliminates surface degradation and probe markings while providing comprehensive test coverage without requiring direct access to the battery’s anode or cathode. Additionally, this method speeds up test throughput by enabling parallel testing with multi-sensor fixtures.
This innovative technology can be integrated into the Stingray EVO500 Battery Tester, empowering manufacturers to efficiently and affordably test battery module interconnects. According to Karim Dehkordi, the Vice President of Technology for Acculogic, issues with battery cell interconnect quality are a primary cause of failure for electric battery modules. The non-contact test technology represents a significant advancement in ensuring the quality and reliability of EV battery interconnects while also improving test speed and design validation methods.
Attendees at The Battery Show Europe 2024 in Stuttgart, Germany on June 18-20 will have the opportunity to witness Acculogic showcasing their Acculogic hover sense technology and Stingray EVO500 Battery Tester. This cutting-edge technology is sure to revolutionize the way manufacturers approach EV battery testing and ensure that they produce high-quality batteries that meet strict performance standards.
