Advance EV Charging and V2G

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EV Charging and V2G

With Keysight's design, emulation, and test solutions, you can accelerate the development, integration, and deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems. Contact us today to learn more about how Keysight can help you accelerate your next EV charging innovation.

Enable EVs to Become Distributed Energy Resources

V2G-enabled EVs function as distributed energy resources, providing additional capacity to stabilize the grid during heavy demand. However, the transition to a V2G ecosystem brings new challenges to ensuring grid stability and reliability.

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These resources can help you tailor your entire development ecosystem to your unique requirements.

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E-mobility Ecosystem

Testing the entire e-mobility environment is necessary to meet industry conformance standards.

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Charging Interfaces

Validate the power conversion that takes place at various interfaces across the evolving e-mobility ecosystem.

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EV Emulation

Reduce design cycle time and increase productivity in EV charging development.

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Grid Sustainability

Modernizing global power grid standards are critical to further EV interaction with the grid.

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Charging Interoperability

Verify interoperability of all EV and EVSE charging interfaces using Keysight's Scienlab Charging Discovery System.

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EV / EVSE Charging

Learn how vehicle and charging equipment can operate according to industry standards.

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Discover the Latest EV Charging and V2G Trends

Video: Realizing the Potential of V2G-Enabled EVs as a Distributed Energy Resource

Andrew Cifala explains what a V2G-enabled electric vehicle is and how to realize its potential as a distributed energy resource alongside other renewable energy sources like solar and wind.

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Video: EV Trends in Plug and Charge and Bidirectional Power

Moritz Pszola explains how bidirectional power transfer technology will help EV drivers and the electricity grid achieve maximum energy usage efficiency.

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Moritz Pszola

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