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    Bidirectional Programmable DC Power Supplies Augment Simulation and Test

    Aug. 23, 2024
    Traditional unidirectional DC power supplies no longer meet the demands of modern high-power electronics. Our new solution addresses these challenges head-on, providing both source and sink capabilities.
    In this white paper, you will dive deep into how this bidirectional and regenerative technology empowers you to achieve unparalleled control and efficiency, whether you're involved in any of the following applications, this innovative technology empowers you to achieve unparalleled control and efficiency.
    • Solar Array Simulation
    • Battery testing (charge/discharge)
    • Electric Vehicle (EV) Drivetrain Test
    • Fuel Cell Testing
    • Solar Inverter Testing
    Discover the next generation of high-performance, modular, bidirectional, and regenerative programmable DC power supplies. Perfect for a range of high-power applications in automotive, energy storage, industrial, and aerospace markets.
     
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