Testing with System Multimeters
● Time-Consuming Battery Test
▲ There are no special measuring instruments or systems for testing the condition of the rechargeable batteries. Testing is generally conducted manually with the usual panel-mount measuring instruments, multimeters, laboratory recorders and other devices. The battery is loaded with a constant current for the discharge voltage test. Battery voltage is logged with a laboratory recorder during discharging. An unsteady charging voltage curve indicates that one or several cells are defective. The voltage of the individual cells must thus be measured in addition to overall battery voltage. The inspector records the respective results to the test report with the designations “OK” or “fail”. In the event of a “fail”, he removes the defective cell and replaces it with a new one. The discharge voltage and cell voltage tests must then be repeated. Finally, the temperature sensors have to be checked. Recording of on and off temperatures for the thermal circuit breaker was especially time-consuming. In order to be able to accurately read the temperature value at the test instrument and record it to the report, the switching thresholds had to be continuously observed at a heat block during warm-up and cool-down. The results were then manually entered to the required report templates.
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