Bo Ohrwall At Pickering Interfaces Nordic Piab In Co-operation With Sovema/Bitrode Increases Orders In The Battery Industries In Sweden

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, October 30, 2012 ) Varberg, Sweden --

in cooperation with

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/ Bitrode have recently closed a deal with

Interna-tional AB for formation of 960 NiMh Modules using a Cell Switching Formation Management (CSM) in Swe-den. The system enables to form arrays of 20 modules of NiMh per circuit and a total of 16 circuits per test-system. I.e

320 modules. This is a simple and fast plug & play solution, that provides all the connections and analog sig-nals required for the formation, in order to drastically re-duce the production time.

In addition to the above, a CSM (Cell/Module Switching Management) allows to connect several modules to the same circuit, in order to reduce the amount of rectifier involved in the formation. Each module is monitored by the software formation system and bypassed by the series connected to the circuit based on the limit conditions de-cided by the operator in the formation program.

The complete formation system is composed of no. 3 sta-tions, each station including:

Charger

CSM

Analog Signals Acquisition

Pallets Loading

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and Pickering Interfaces:

PIAB is helping companies to find the right products in a secure and professional way.

The expertise enables PIAB to provide customers with explicit information in establishing the best possible quotation. The aim is to reach long term relationships based on quality, confidence and competence. PIAB works with specially adapted products and offers technical knowledge concerning both products and application. This makes PIAB a valuable partner to both customer and supplier. PIAB trades in a qualified manner, ensuring customers high standards of requirements. The personal touch is important for us; it should be inspiring and developing doing business with us.

Pickering Interfaces Nordic

Bo Ohrwal

(463) - 069 - 0669

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