At Hydrogen Technology Europe 2024 in Hamburg, Gantner Instruments will showcase its cutting-edge data acquisition and characterization solutions for fuel cells and electrolyzers. These solutions help companies in the hydrogen ecosystem optimize their R&D efforts and preventive maintenance strategies. Visit us at Booth 3F54 to explore our innovative tools, which empower your hydrogen technologies to reach their full potential.
High-Voltage Isolation Modules for Fuel Cell and Electrolyzer Testing
Gantner Instruments’ Q.series High-Voltage Isolation DAQ Modules are designed for precise voltage and current measurements in high-power hydrogen systems, including fuel cells, electrolyzers, and battery stacks up to 1500 V. These modules feature advanced galvanic isolation, eliminating signal distortion and ensuring reliable, high-resolution data collection. The integrated signal conditioning, combined with multi-channel measurement capabilities, enables synchronized monitoring across multiple points in large systems. Ideal for both R&D and industrial applications, these modules integrate seamlessly into existing setups and provide critical insights into system performance, energy efficiency, and safety under real operating conditions.
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) for In-Depth Fuel Cell and Electrolyzer Health Insights
High-power, multi-channel EIS technology supports comprehensive, nondestructive analysis of electrochemical processes in electrolyzers and fuel cells, revealing key system health like charge transfer inefficiencies, electrode degradation, and membrane performance in real time. Ideal for diverse environments, from research labs to industrial floors, these systems offer measurements from mHz to 10kHz and flexible configuration capabilities that integrate with real-time data processing platforms.
This modular solution easily integrates with existing DAQ platforms via EtherCAT and CAN for data access and with Python for advanced data analytics, supporting predictive maintenance by identifying emerging issues before they cause system failure.
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) for Battery R&D and Production
Gantner Instruments enhances battery R&D and production with our Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS). This sophisticated tool not only improves performance and insights but also analyzes key metrics like capacity, cycling lifetime, shelf life, and low-temperature performance. Integrated with measurements of temperature and strain, EIS ensures detailed and synchronous data acquisition, paving the way for advanced battery analysis.
Cryogenic Measurement Technology for Hydrogen-Powered Engines
Gantner Instruments’ Q.series X A105 CR delivers precise temperature measurements in cryogenic conditions. This module is ideal for real-time monitoring using cryogenic temperature sensors with high resistance and ensures high-resolution data capture with minimal thermal drift to maintain performance and efficiency in hydrogen storage and distribution applications.
Connect with Our Hydrogen Experts
Our team of experts is eager to help you optimize your hydrogen technology projects. Whether you’re refining your R&D strategies or looking for robust solutions for preventive maintenance, we are here to support your goals. Visit us at Booth 3F54 or book a meeting with our specialists to explore how Gantner Instruments can provide the perfect solution for your specific needs.
Explore the full potential of our solutions by downloading our whitepaper on Hydrogen Technologies or read one of our Case Studies.
Hydrogen Production and Measurement of Fuel Cell Technology
Discover the intricacies of the hydrogen market, both now and in the future, with our comprehensive whitepaper. Delve deeper into the value chain of hydrogen production, specifically through electrolysis, and its utilization in fuel cells, resonating perfectly with the subject of our blog. The whitepaper also illuminates the detailed measurement techniques crucial for unlocking the full potential of fuel cells and discusses the challenges we currently face in this exciting field. This exploration is sure to enhance your understanding of these advanced energy devices and the vital role they play in the renewable energy revolution.
EIS in high-power electrolyzer stack monitoring
This case study examines a real-world application of Gantner Instruments’ advanced multi-channel Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) technology for monitoring and optimizing high-power electrolyzer stacks providing in-depth insights into our innovative approach while detailing the challenges addressed and the impressive results achieved. Gain valuable knowledge on optimizing electrolyzer performance and extending their operational lifespan through advanced EIS technology.
Event Info
Join us at Hydrogen Technology Europe 2024
- Date: October 23-24, 2024
- Location: Hamburg Messe, Germany
- Booth: 3F54
Let us show you the right measurement solutions for your hydrogen technology!
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