In diesem spannenden On-Demand-Webinar nimmt Sie unser erfahrener Experte Andreas Ficsor mit auf eine Reise durch die faszinierende Welt der Fahrzeugentwicklung. Er erläutert Ihnen die vielfältigen und sehr unterschiedlichen Einsatzmöglichkeiten eines Universal-Inverters.

WEBINAR - The core of our solution to handle module tests as well as the analysis of entire powertrains in a lab, on test beds, chassis dynos and even on the road, is a diagnostics platform system: small, dedicated sensor – recorder units combine into multichannel recorders and data interfaces.

In this webinar we provide an overview of AVL’s fuel cell testing solution and how AVL’s unprecedented testing and diagnostic toolchain can support in boosting customers technology learning curve.

Due to legal requirements, the additional costs OEMs face when performing emissions-relevant tests on the road and on chassis dynos have increased considerably. In order to make things easier, road tests can also be carried out in testbed environments. However, there are several factors that must be considered if this is to be successfully implemented.

WEBINAR - The physical and chemical processes within the combustion engine chamber are challenging researchers. Due to ever more stringent legislation, minor details play a major role, and understanding sensor behaviour is becoming critical: knowing the sensor itself is essential for accuracy and for interpreting results.

WEBINAR - Testing methodologies in the field of power electronics are continually improving to cope with increasing challenges, like higher switching frequencies in modern vehicle semiconductors and the specifications contained in the LV123 electrical test standard.

Worldwide, more than 60% of all e-drive systems in use are coming from AVL and are powered by the automation system AVL PUMA™. During this webinar, we will present a live demo, highlight the benefits of the new functionalities and will explain how to easily install this new automation system on your testbed.

WEBINAR - Upcoming non-exhaust emissions regulations, starting with brakes, will impact the complete vehicle development process due to the interaction between brake components, materials, performance, comfort, and vehicle systems.