ATE testing of inverters at the factory

Zomwell Energy's partner, AUX, is conducting ATE testing on production inverters.

What is ATE Testing?

ATE testing refers to Automatic Test Equipment testing, also known as automated testing. It is a method that utilizes specialized testing equipment and software to automate the testing process of electronic devices or components. In ATE testing, the inverters are connected to the testing equipment, which simulates various operating conditions and loads while monitoring the inverter's output. These tests can cover multiple aspects, including but not limited to:

Output Power Testing: Testing the inverter's output power under different load conditions to ensure it meets specification requirements.

Efficiency Testing: Evaluating the inverter's energy conversion efficiency to ensure it achieves the expected level of efficiency when converting DC power to AC power.

Voltage and Frequency Stability Testing: Checking the inverter's stability under different input voltage and frequency conditions, ensuring the output voltage and frequency are within the specified range.

Overload and Short Circuit Protection Testing: Testing the inverter's protective mechanisms under overload and short circuit conditions to ensure system safety.

Communication Interface Testing: Testing the inverter's communication interfaces, such as RS485, Modbus, etc., to ensure effective communication with other systems or monitoring devices.

By subjecting the inverters to ATE testing, their performance and quality can be verified, ensuring they operate reliably and meet design requirements. This helps provide stable and efficient solar energy storage solutions.

At Zomwell Energy, we ensure superior performance and durable quality in all of the products we manufacture. If you are seeking a reliable and long-lasting energy storage solution, Zomwell Energy is your best choice. We offer comprehensive solar storage solutions. Contact us now to embrace a greener energy future.