Chroma launches its latest electrical load testing software for automotive parts. This soft panel integrates international standards ISO 16750-2 and GS 95024-2-1 into the 62000P and 62000H series DC power supplies. It easily controls the DC power supply online to provide graphic curves for testing. It is suitable for R&D and QA units for conducting durability and stability verification on automotive electronics like LED headlamps, ECU, wiper motors, power windows, car stereo, GPS, chargers, and more.
The automotive parts electrical load testing software, which complies with ISO 16750-2 and GS 95024-2-1 standards, provides the following test items:
| Item | ISO 16750-2 standard |
| 1 | Starting Profile test |
| 2 | Reset behavior at voltage drop test |
| 3 | Momentary drop in supply voltage test |
| 4 | Slow decrease and increase of voltage test |
Item | GS 95024-2-1 standard |
| 1 | Transient overvoltage test |
| 2 | Transient undervoltage test |
| 3 | Jump start test |
| 4 | Slow decrease and increase of supply voltage test |
| 5 | Slow decrease, quick increase of supply voltage test |
| 6 | Reset behavior test |
| 7 | Start pulses test |
| 8 | Voltage curve with intelligent generator control test |
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Screenshots for the software are below:
For the 12V and 24V power systems commonly used in automobiles, the Chroma 62000P series has 40V,120A and 2400W output capability that is applicable for testing automotive parts, while the 62000H series has 40V,375A and 15KW power output capability that is large enough to simulate the entire vehicle’s power supply system.