With the rapid development of new energy vehicles and low-altitude economy technologies, hybrid energy systems combining lithium batteries and fuel cells—known as hydrogen-electric hybrid systems—are emerging as a key solution to enhance energy efficiency and extend operational endurance.

In today’s electronic testing landscape, power supply stability, precision, and multi-channel output capabilities are of critical importance. The IT-N6300B Triple Channel DC Power Supply stands out with its exceptional performance and flexible configuration, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of testing scenarios. It not only meets the everyday needs of benchtop applications, but also plays a key role in complex system integration. Providing reliable power for the development, testing, and production of various electronic devices, the IT-N6300B is a trusted solution across the industry.

As the demand for reliability in high-power, high-voltage testing equipment continues to rise in the renewable energy and power electronics industries, the ITECH IT8400 series high-performance DC electronic load has become the industry's recognized "top-tier" choice. With advanced component selection, innovative thermal management, and precise measurement performance, the IT8400 continuously supports critical applications such as fuse withstand testing, DC charging stations, and DC-DC module performance validation, meeting the stringent requirements of 24/365 continuous operation on production lines.

New energy vehicle sales continued to grow strongly in 2023, a year in which major automakers not only made significant breakthroughs in powertrain and battery technology, but also explored in-depth intelligence and internet connectivity.

Background Nowadays, the competition of practical use of solid-state batteries has begun. Toyota, which is leading the way in patents, plans to open trial production EVs within 2021. Volkswagen and Quantum Scape, a Silicon Valley start-up, will start producing batteries that can significantly extend the range of PEV around 2024. Solid-state battery technology is regarded as the next-generation key technology affecting the EV industry.

In new energy vehicles, the motor and power battery are undoubtedly key components, but there is another key device that is easily overlooked - the inverter. Whether it's in models equipped with permanent magnet synchronous motors or three-phase asynchronous motors, the inverter exists as a key component. The reason why the inverter is so important is that the power battery outputs DC power, which must be converted when supplying power to the AC motor.