C8000: A Versatile Tool for the Life of the Battery

Device Simulation
Learn How Your Battery will Respond to Your Device

Load Capture and Playback Capability

Internal Loads to 10A or External Loads to 240A

Standard (GSM) or Custom Waveforms

Battery Characterization
Learn How Your Battery Performs in Operation

Standard or Custom Programmed Life Cycle Tests

Enviornmental Chamber Testing Control

Quality Monitoring
Ensure Your Battery is Performing as Planned

Setup Application Specific Test Protocols

Battery Service
Ensure Your Battery is Maintained

Basic & Advanced Service Programs

Integrate & Control Other Test Equipment

High Power Digital Load Thermal Chamber Cadex Load Capture Unit (LCU) Other Digital or Analog I/O Devices
Cadex Load Capture Unit (LCU) Optional accessory to enable Device Simulation The LCU allows a user to capture load signatures of pulse durations to 4 ms/250 Hz Incorporate load signatures into a BatteryLab program to identify an appropriate battery for your device

Interface to the Battery in Many Different Ways

I/O Ports provide independent service

Each channel features a Battery Port and I/O Port for individual programming.
Four different analog inputs monitor up to 9 cells.

The system includes:
Battery Port	Main battery inputs; 4-wire Kelvin 1 analog thermistor input
I/O Port	4 differential analog voltage inputs 2 analog outputs 4 input/output control for switching SMBus, clock, data for smart packs

Optional Adapter Unit
Interfaces with SnapLock™ Battery Adapters

Each adapter can be programmed to 10 different
battery types

Over 1000 Battery Adapters available

Provides quick and dependable interface

Allows the sharing with other Cadex systems

Power & Auxiliary Port Cables
Included as standard interface components. The Power Port Cable is used for power while the Auxiliary Cable is used for data.

Dual Power Port Cables (DPPC)
Used to combine 2 channels in order to double capability to 20A/160W.

RigidArm™ Universal Adapter
The RigidArm™ simplifies connecting small (e.g. cellular phone) batteries. Spring-loaded arms meet the battery contacts from the top down and lockable mechanism allows quick and repetitive testing. The retractable floor holds the battery in vertical or horizontal position.

Performs complex battery tests in stand-alone mode or with a PC; controls external devices; automated functions boost efficiency.