In automated testing, C# and Python are among the most widely used programming languages in an engineer’s toolkit. The real challenge, however, lies in turning these tools into stable, industry-compliant
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers transition into the era of high-performance computing, the power consumption of a single AI server rack has surged from a traditional 10kW to over
To support the advanced electrochemical analysis, the Chroma 17010H-6-300Hx series integrates a potentiostatic control solution with the following key specifications: High-accuracy potential control and high-speed sampling, Critical >10 GΩ high-impedance technology, High-power output capability, Efficient closed-loop R&D system.
The Chroma 17050 is not only a BBU testing system but also sets a new benchmark for BBU performance- driving the data center industry towards higher efficiency, intelligence, and green energy. Through flexible recipe editing, rapid data acquisition, and real-time monitoring, it helps users comprehensively improve the efficiency and quality of BBU testing.
Chroma’s regenerative charge/discharge test systems provide comprehensive solutions for both low- and high-voltage BBU modules. In addition to assessing BBU capacity, charge/discharge performance, and long-term durability, Chroma’s 17020C/17050 test systems also enable highly realistic simulation of actual server environments, ensuring accurate and dependable test results.
The Chroma 17040E Battery Pack Test System features energy recovery capability with more than 93% efficiency, enabling significant energy savings, reducing harmonic distortion, and eliminating the heat and waste associated with traditional discharge methods—all in line with modern environmental standards.
With the rapid expansion of AI application scenarios, the floating-point operations per second (FLOPS) of large language models (LLMs) surpassed 1025 by the end of 2024. The power demand from high-density integrated AI GPUs used in training and inference continues to climb.
Applying a sufficiently high test voltage and detecting electrical flashovers during the test can help to identify defective cells that pose a risk of future internal short circuits (due to partial punctures or perforations in the separator).
As electric vehicle technology advances into the fast charging era, lithium-ion batteries face increasingly severe challenges regarding safety and lifespan under high-rate charging. One of the most critical concerns is the phenomenon of lithium plating—when the charging current is too high or the temperature is too low, lithium-ions fails to intercalate effectively into the anode and instead deposit as metallic lithium on the surface of the graphite.
Chroma has introduced a battery reliability test system integrated with EIS functionality, enabling automated switching between DC charge/discharge and AC impedance measurements. This innovation eliminates the need for separate EIS testing stations: battery connections are made once with no need for repeated handling or rewiring, which significantly reduces labor demands and operational errors.
