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CAR  AWG 75, 100 kHz - 250 MHz Sine Wave Generator

CAR AWG 75, 100 kHz - 250 MHz Sine Wave Generator

CAR DCC Coupling Box

CAR DCC Coupling Box

CAR CN-B1 Balun Pulse A ISO 7637-4

CAR CN-B1 Balun Pulse A ISO 7637-4

CAR PFS RCal Kit for CAR PFS-80

CAR PFS RCal Kit for CAR PFS-80

CAR Cal Kit, Standard loads for Automotive Testing

CAR Cal Kit, Standard loads for Automotive Testing

CAR PG 2804 Load Dump Generator

CAR PG 2804 Load Dump Generator

CAR AWG 6000, 4-quad, 200A Battery Simulator

CAR AWG 6000, 4-quad, 200A Battery Simulator

BCK 400 F  Calibration kit for EFT/burst Generators

BCK 400 F Calibration kit for EFT/burst Generators

Software Prog. CAR-Arbitrary WG Remote, for HILO/TEST CAR-SYSTEM

Software Prog. CAR-Arbitrary WG Remote, for HILO/TEST CAR-SYSTEM

CAR AWG 1200, 4-quad, 40A Battery Simulator

CAR AWG 1200, 4-quad, 40A Battery Simulator

CAR AWG 3000, 4-quad, 100A Battery Simulator

CAR AWG 3000, 4-quad, 100A Battery Simulator

ISO 21498 HV Test System & Ripple Generator

ISO 21498 HV Test System & Ripple Generator

Products

CAR AWG 75, 100 kHz - 250 MHz Sine Wave Generator

  • Simulator for sinusoidal disturbance
  • 75 Watts
  • Frequency range 100kHz – 250MHz
  • Overvoltage protection

CAR DCC Coupling Box

  • According to ISO 7637-3:2016
  • Built-in capcitor values, selectable: 0.1uF / 470pF / 470pF / 100pF / 100pF
  • Max Voltage 2000V
  • Fits to all Hilo-Test automotive CAR generators

CAR CN-B1 Balun Pulse A ISO 7637-4

  • Coupling balun transformer
  • 7637-4 pulse A line-to-line-coupling
  • sheath current filter
  • 50Ω terminated

CAR PFS RCal Kit for CAR PFS-80

  • Low inductive, high precision lead resistors
  • For power line and data line
  • Software procedure for verification

CAR Cal Kit, Standard loads for Automotive Testing

In accordance with the pulse verification requirements given in Annex C of ISO 7637-2:2011 and Annex A of ISO 16750-2:2012, test pulses generated by automotive transient generators need to be verified both under no-load (open circuit verification) and loaded conditions with specified loads.

CAR PG 2804 Load Dump Generator

Compact EMC test unit designed for testing electromagnetic immunity of the electrical installation of vehicles and components against supply line transients. PG 2804 includes the generation of pulses #5 / Test A and Test B. It is designed to be connected to the power supply interface of the CAR-TESTER. Load Dump Generator EMC-Test Equipment for the electrical installation of vehicles.

  • Puls #5 / Test A / Test B
  • Ri = 0.5 / 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 Ω
  • Used with CAR-SYS 14 or independently with Coupling Network. 

CAR AWG 6000, 4-quad, 200A Battery Simulator

The CAR arbitrary waveform generator 6000 is a compact EMC testing system for performing voltage variations on supply lines of vehicles. The system strictly complies with the international standards and manufacturer standards that describe phenomena on the power supply of vehicles. Thus, the CAR arbitrary waveform generator 6000 is the optimal voltage power source for battery simulation up to 70V. It can simulate pulse 2b, pulse 4, starting profile, superimposed alternating voltage, and others, up to a battery current of 100A.

BCK 400 F Calibration kit for EFT/burst Generators

The Burst Calibration Kit has been designed to measure the pulse output voltage and the pulse output current of burst generators, e.g. the EFTG-CE5 or the burst generator sub-unit of the Multi-CE5. It essentially consists of a load resistor, a pulse voltage divider, and a double-shielded coaxial cable. ? Burst Calibration Kit ? Input voltage: 5 kV ? Ratio, 200/400:1 ? Bandwidth: 400 MHz

Software Prog. CAR-Arbitrary WG Remote, for HILO/TEST CAR-SYSTEM

Hilo Remote Control is software for personal computers. It is used to control HILO-Test generators from your computer. The software allows users to create tests and reports, which can be changed with your default text editor. In addition, it allows an oscilloscope to monitor all test pulse and to store the captured image of the waveforms on the computer. The communication with the generator is implemented with a LAN connection. The generator is connected via an optical interface. Thus, the PC is completely disconnected from the generator.

CAR AWG 1200, 4-quad, 40A Battery Simulator

The CAR arbitrary waveform generator 1200 is a compact EMC testing system for performing voltage variations on supply lines of vehicles. The system strictly complies with the international standards and manufacturer standards that describe phenomena on the power supply of vehicles. Thus, the CAR arbitrary waveform generator 1200 is the optimal voltage power source for battery simulation up to 70V. It can simulate pulse 2b, pulse 4, starting profile, superimposed alternating voltage and others, up to a battery current of 40A.

CAR AWG 3000, 4-quad, 100A Battery Simulator

The CAR arbitrary waveform generator 3000 is a compact EMC testing system for performing voltage variations on supply lines of vehicles. The system strictly complies with the international standards and manufacturer standards that describe phenomena on the power supply of vehicles. Thus, the CAR arbitrary waveform generator 3000 is the optimal voltage power source for battery simulation up to 70V. It can simulate pulse 2b, pulse 4, starting profile, superimposed alternating voltage and others, up to a battery current of 100A.

ISO 21498 HV Test System & Ripple Generator

  • Advanced Ripple Testing: Meets ISO 21498, LV123, VW 80300, Nissan MES PW 67602, Mazda, and emerging standards.
  • Series Amplifier Integration: High accuracy ripple injection, minimal distortion, and enhanced safety.
  • Waveform Versatility: Sine, square, trapezoidal, pulses, and triangle waveform generation.
  • WaveMaster Software: Fast DUT impedance measurement, automated test sequences, and dynamic voltage/current control.
  • High Power Capability: Ripple Voltage up to 100 Vpp, currents from 100A to 2000A+, and frequency range 10 Hz–300+ kHz.
  • Future-Proof Design: Modular architecture for easy upgrades and adaptation to new standards.

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