Voltage Path and Current Path
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Voltage Path and Current Path
The voltage, current, and power of setpoints flow into the paths of voltage, current, and power. The output of these paths is the setpoints that are transferred to the DC cycler.
Voltage Path
Voltage setpoints are restricted by the DUT limits that you set.

Current and Power Path (Simple Setpoint)
Inputs into the current path include the following:
- Test mode
- Nominal current
- Nominal power
- Actual voltage
In addition to these variables, there are current limiters and power limiters.
Switch Setpoint
The setpoint is switched depending on the test mode. In the test mode Current, the current setpoint is applied. In the test mode Power, the calculated current setpoint is applied.
While in automatic mode, you can enable Power test mode from the Operationmode selection list. In manual mode, you can switch between the Current and Power test modes using a toggle.
Calculated I = P / U
In Power Test mode, the current setpoint is calculated from the power setpoint and the actual voltage of the cell.
| Command | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Testmode |
Defines how the application operates in a specific control mode according to
the following values:
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| Current_limited.SP |
Represents the current setpoint for the cycler. |
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| Power_limited.SP |
Represents the power setpoint for the cycler. |
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Limiters
- DUT limits that you parameterize.
- Calculated limits from the table DUT_Current_Max_Limiter_SOC_Temperature.WTB and DUT_Current_Min_Limiter_SOC_Temperature.WTB in which you parameterize the current depending on SOC and temperature.
For battery pack applications, current is also restricted by the following:
- The battery management system.
- Connector limits that you parameterize.
Limiters for the power are DUT limits that you parameterize.