Typhoon HIL has introduced a new HV Source component in its hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) interfaces library as part of the 2026.3 release of Typhoon HIL Control Center (THCC).
The component is designed to control the company’s 1.5-kV HV Source unit for high-voltage laboratory testing across an operating range of ±1,500 V.
According to Typhoon HIL, the component is particularly suited for testing battery-management-system (BMS) high-voltage measurement inputs. It communicates with the hardware over a Controller Area Network Flexible Data-rate (CAN FD) interface and allows engineers to control the voltage setpoint directly from the HIL model or through a signal chooser.
The component also provides measured output-voltage feedback from the HV Source unit, enabling high-voltage emulation to be incorporated directly into HIL-based BMS testing.
For electric-vehicle development, the capability can support validation of high-voltage BMS inputs used in battery packs and other high-voltage vehicle systems.
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