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Solutions

Renewable Energy

Testing and emulating solutions for:

  • Grids

    Emulate grids to evaluate inverters against fault conditions.

  • PV inverters

    Shorten your R&D cycle and save costs by testing and emulating

  • Wind Inverters

    Step up output voltages to test wind inverters up to several kV.

  • Impedance Spectroscopy

    Investigate your system for harmful resonances and learn to avoid them in the field

Go for Compiso

Advantages especially for this market

1

Flexibility

Use a single system to test various types of equipment

2

Sustainable

Reduce energy consumption when testing input and output stages of your hardware under test simultaneously by recirculating power

3

Ultra-high bandwidth

Allows to modulate small signals on top of waveforms to investigate resonance behaviour.

Multi-Purpose Turnkey

Power Amplifiers

We provide the most versatile high-power PHIL test and emulation platforms currently on the market. Accessories like Digital Oscilloscope, Simulation Models and CABINET I/O Box can be found here.

EGSTON Power CSU 100

CSU100

The CSU100 is a galvanically isolated bidirectional 100kVA emulation and test system with either four or six independent four-quadrant power amplifiers.

CSU 100 Details
EGSTON Power CSU 200

CSU200

The CSU200 is a galvanically isolated bidirectional 200kVA emulation and test system with either four or six independent four-quadrant power amplifiers.

CSU 200 Details
EGSTON Power UHPS

UHPS

UHPS (Ultra High Bandwith PHIL System) is a galvanically isolated bidirectional 10 kVA / 10 kW emulation and test system developed and produced by EGSTON Power Electronics.

UHPS Details

COMPISO System Unit

Case Study

Technical University of Dortmund, ie³ Institute for Energy Systems, Energy Efficiency and Energy Economics, Smart Grid Technology Lab

Installed System: COMPISO System Unit CSU200-2GAMP4
Three 35kVA single-phase isolating output transformers each equipped with CIO Boxes COMPISO Real Time Processor RTP , running the EGSTON AC-Source Application

Researching ambient conditions in varying and flexible Smart Grid configurations. The system has a 200kVA transformer for galvanic isolation, a 4-Quadrand Active Frontend for bidirectional energy flow and two groups of four COMPISO amplifiers (2GAMP4).

TU Dortmund
Case Study (PDF)
Daniel Skibicki

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DANIEL SKIBICKI

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