Solutions · EV and automotive
Validate every EV power board, every build
Battery management, on-board chargers, DC-DC converters and ECU firmware change constantly. m8rix turns each change into a full test run on your bench.
What you can validate
m8rix for ev and automotive
- Battery management systemsCell-voltage measurement accuracy, balancing and protection thresholds, with battery simulators on the inputs.
- On-board chargers and DC-DCEfficiency maps, regulation, ripple and startup across line and load.
- Gate drivers and inverter stagesSwitching waveforms, dead time and fault shutdown, captured and measured from the raw samples.
- ECU firmwareBuild, flash, read registers back and check the outputs after every change.
Workflows
Say what to test. It runs the rest.
Each workflow starts with a sentence. The agent turns it into a plan you review, then runs it on your bench.
01
Efficiency map
A grid of input voltage and load points, efficiency and ripple at each, plotted and checked.
> Map the DC-DC efficiency from 250 V to 450 V at ten loads.
02
BMS threshold check
Walk each simulated cell voltage up to its protection threshold and confirm the trip.
> Check the overvoltage trip on every cell channel of the BMS.
03
Firmware tuning loop
Out of spec? It edits the control parameters, rebuilds, reflashes and measures again.
> Tune the PWM until ripple is under 20 mV at full load.
Why m8rix
Built for hardware that has to work
Limits it cannot cross
Your device's ratings are hard limits, checked on every step by deterministic code. The AI can't loosen them.
Every run on the record
Every command, who asked for it and the result, with the data and waveforms kept for review.
From change to result, unattended
Queue the runs; the report is ready by morning.
On this bench
- Power supplies335
- Electronic loads11
- Battery and PV simulators11
- Oscilloscopes171
- Power analyzers and DAQ3
- and anything else with SCPI
Other solutions
See it run on your own bench
Free for Mac and Windows. Start on a simulated bench, then connect your instruments.