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BTS-9000

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BTS9000 is based on Neware 6th-generation testing system. It's designed for battery material research, high-precision tests, pulse charge/discharge tests, DCIR test, and cycle life test. 

As the most cutting-edge equipment for battery material research, BTS9000 comes with extremely high accuracy(±0.02% of FS), amazing hardware response speed(≤100μs), wide range of applications, high-speed testing data acquisition and many other industry-proven characteristics, it's your ultimate choice for battery material research!

It characterized with a data acquisition frequency up to 1000Hz, an accuracy of 0.02% FS and a minimum pulse width of 400us (microsecond) which can be utilized for GSM or some other rapid pulse tests. Comes to the pulse tests, BTS9000 supports GSM(Global System for Mobile Communications), GPRS(General Packet Radio Service), CDMA-standby, CDMA-talk(Code Division Multiple Access), IDEN(Integrated Digital Enhanced Networks), etc.

 

⊕1.Resolution: AD: 16bit; DA: 16bit;

⊕2.Accuracy : 0.02% FS;

⊕3.Response Time: ≤100us (Current in the range 10%~90% FS);

⊕4.Data Acquisition Frequency: 1000Hz;

⊕5.Minimum Pulse Width: 400us;

⊕6.Voltage Range: 5V;

⊕7.Current Ranges: Range 1: 160uA ± 32nA

                                  Range 2: 5mA ± 1uA

                                  Range 3: 160mA ± 32uA

                                  Range 4: 5000mA ± 1mA

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