9713-01 - CAN Cable for MR8904 oder LR8102

The Hioki MR8875 Memory Recorder is a high-speed, multi-channel logger designed for long-term data recording and real-time waveform monitoring. It supports various input modules for mixed signal measurement, including voltage, temperature, strain, and CAN signals, with a sampling period as short as 2 µs. Its robust design is suitable for harsh environments, making it ideal for applications such as battery evaluation, motor testing, and power equipment analysis. Technical Details: Channels: Up to 60 channels with input modulesSampling Rate: 500 kS/sMemory Capacity: 32 MW (64 MB) Display: 8.4-inch TFT color LCD Storage: SD card, USB memory stick Dimensions: 298 mm × 224 mm × 84 mmWeight: 2.4 kg (excluding modules)

Banner Specs Up to 120 analog channels with plug-in modules and 8 pulse/logic inputs Voltage, current, temperature, humidity, resistance, heat flow, strain, pulse, CAN and CAN FD (input and output) Max. 1 ms update interval Optional battery operation Max. 100 VDC direct input and 300 V AC/DC, CAT II isolation to earth USPs High-speed data recording with up to 1 ms High-precision current logging of up to 20 channels with dedicated HIOKI current sensors CAN and CAN FD data input and output and measurement of strain, stress and heat flow Applications Current consumption in Electric Vehicles (EVs) Logging of voltage, current, temperature, resistance, vibration and strain during product development and production Long-term observation of stray currents in metro railway stations Observation of voltage, temperature and temperature distribution in Light Duty, Heavy Duty, construction and agricultural machinery (and data output via CAN) Process observation with heat flow sensors Measurement of temperature and heat flow for quality control, e.g. food processing Thermal Runaway of EV batteries Monitoring and maintenance of industrial equipment Observation of temperature and humidity for environmental and climate studies In detail:The modular LR8450 Data Logger is a highly versatile and adaptable solution, built for professionals who require both speed and scalability. This high-speed, multi-channel logger supports up to 120 channels by utilizing four plug-in modules, with seven different module types available to capture data such as voltage, current, temperature (thermocouples or Pt100/1000), humidity, resistance, strain, pulse, and CAN (FD). HIOKI current sensors enable high-precision AC/DC current logging from 2 A to 6000 A, supporting up to 20 directly connected sensors. Its 1 ms recording interval is ideal for capturing fast-changing signals, while its 7" TFT display provides clear, real-time data visualization for easy on-site monitoring. The LR8450 features a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) for enhanced measurement precision, and all modules that can be connected to the LR8450 are capable of handling direct voltages up to 100 V, with an isolation to earth of 300 V DC/AC, CAT II. With the flexibility to run for hours on battery power, the LR8450 ensures continuous logging for both stationary and mobile testing. Data can be stored on SD cards or USB sticks, and retrieval is made easy through its Gigabit LAN connector. The logger also features a DC input for additional supply power flexibility, making it an essential tool for demanding vehicle and industrial testing applications. Whether monitoring electric vehicles or managing complex industrial systems, the LR8450 sets the standard for precision and adaptability in data logging.

Wireless multi-channel data logger, connect up to 4 plug-in and 7 wireless modules for max. 330 analog channels, max. 1 ms update interval, max. 100 VDC, 8 inputs for pulse/logic/rotational speed, 7“ TFT-Display, Gigabit-LAN und USB / SD card, optional battery operation Banner Specs Wireless LAN capability Up to 330 analog channels with plug-in and wireless modules and 8 pulse/logic inputs Voltage, current, temperature, humidity, resistance, heat flow, strain, pulse, CAN and CAN FD input and output Max. 1 ms update interval Optional battery operation USPs Maximum flexibility and high accuracy with wireless modules and real-time data transfer via Wireless LAN High-speed data recording with up to 1 ms Up to 330 analog channels and up to 55 current channels High-precision current logging with dedicated HIOKI current sensors CAN and CAN FD data input and output and measurement of strain, stress and heat flow Applications Current consumption in Electric Vehicles (EVs) Logging of voltage, current, temperature, resistance, vibration and strain during product development and production Long-term observation of stray currents in metro railway stations Observation of voltage, temperature and temperature distribution in Light Duty, Heavy Duty, construction and agricultural machinery (and data output via CAN) Process observation with heat flow sensors Measurement of temperature and heat flow for quality control, e.g. food processing Thermal Runaway of EV batteries Monitoring and maintenance of industrial equipment Observation of temperature and humidity for environmental and climate studies In detail:The modular LR8450-01 Data Logger is a highly versatile and adaptable solution, built for professionals who require both speed and scalability. This high-speed, multi-channel logger supports up to 120 channels through four plug-in modules, and with the addition of seven wireless modules, the maximum number of channels expands to 330. These wireless modules can be positioned in confined spaces or near the device under test, significantly reducing efforts and enhancing the measurement accuracy. The recorded data is transmitted via wireless LAN to the logger and can be monitored in real-time. The LR8450-01 features a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) for enhanced measurement precision, and all modules that can be connected to the LR8450-01 are capable of handling direct voltages up to 100 V, with an isolation to earth of 300 V DC/AC, CAT II. Seven different module types are available for capturing data such as voltage, current, temperature (thermocouples or Pt100/1000), humidity, resistance, strain, pulse, and CAN (FD). HIOKI current sensors enable high-precision AC/DC current logging from 2 A to 6000 A, supporting up to 55 directly connected current sensors. Its 1 ms recording interval is ideal for capturing fast-changing signals, while the 7" TFT display provides clear, real-time data visualization for easy on-site monitoring. With the flexibility to run for hours on battery power, the LR8450-01 ensures continuous logging for both stationery and mobile testing. Data can be stored on SD cards or USB sticks, and retrieval is made easy through its Gigabit-LAN connector. The logger also features a DC input for additional supply power flexibility. If no wireless modules are used, the logger can be controlled wirelessly from a PC, allowing it to be placed in restricted or hard-to-access areas. Whether monitoring electric vehicles or managing complex industrial systems, the LR8450-01 sets the standard for precision and adaptability in data logging.

Banner Specs:Max. 10 voltage/temperature modules and up to 300 channels (using M7100 and M7102) Max. 4 power modules and up to 12 power channels (using M7103) Max. update interval 5 ms High voltage logging up to 2000 VDC and current logging with HIOKI current sensors – rating 2 A to 2000 A Data transfer via TCP (LAN) Integrated alarms, trigger in/out and pulse/logic in USPs: Logging of temperatures and voltages, 1500 VDC / CAT II isolation to earth with M7100 High-accuracy power logging with M7103 High voltage logging (2000 VDC, 1000 VAC) with M7103 Wide variety of HIOKI current sensors for a reliable high-precision current logging Applications: Charge/discharge testing during cell formation and ageing Charge/discharge testing during development of battery modules and battery packs Development and optimization of Battery Management Systems (BMS) Development and optimization of Thermal Management Systems of batteries Quality inspection of PV string inverters during productionIn detail: The versatile, modular data logger LR8101 can be used in combination with a variety of modules. It is therefore the perfect solution for integration in applications requiring multiple channels and recording intervals as short as 5 ms. The logger can be installed in a 19” rack with an optional rack-mount kit. The LR8101 can be controlled via Gennect One or the freeof-charge Logger Utility software. Additionally, the logger provides several inputs and outputs for alarms, triggers and pulse signals. The enhanced noise resistance ensures accurate and reliable measurements. All available modules can be combined in one system setup, with the main two measurement objectives being power logging and voltage/temperature logging.Voltage & Temperature logging with the LR8101 The LR8101 Data Logger can be combined with up to ten M7100 or M7102 modules. The system provides utmost flexibility as it offers the possibility to choose the type and number of modules to exactly fit the test requirements. In combination with the module M7100 the logger can capture up to 150 channels at 5 ms update interval. With an isolation to Earth of 1500 VDC, CAT II measurements of voltages and temperatures of 800 V and even 1200 V batteries can be performed safely. When combined with module M7102 the logger offers up to 300 channels at 10 ms update interval. With an isolation of 600 VDC, CAT II it is the perfect solution for data logging of 400 V batteries. Besides voltage, both modules offer the possibility to capture temperature signals using thermocouples. Power logging with the LR8101 When adding the M1100 AC power supply module, up to four M7103 Power Measurement Modules can be connected offering a total of 12 channels for long-term high-precision logging of power. Alternatively, the M7103 can be used to measure voltages and currents. The voltage input channels offer direct measurement of voltages of up to 2000 VDC, 1000 VAC. Long-term current logging is possible with any of the high-precision HIOKI current sensors with an ME15W connector. The sensors are powered by the logger and do not require an external power supply.

Main unit for system integration applications, modular system, max. 3000 voltage/temperature channels or 120 power channels, for high voltage/high current applications, real-time data transfer via UDP, max. update interval 5 ms, for 19” rack systems Banner Specs:Max. 10 voltage/temperature modules per logger and up to 3000 channels with system synchronization (using M7100 and M7102) Max. 4 power modules per logger and up to 120 power channels with system synchronization (using M7103) Max. update interval 5 ms High voltage logging up to 2000 VDC and current logging with HIOKI current sensors– rating 2 A to 2000 A Real-time data transfer UDP (LAN) Integrated CAN data output, alarms, trigger in/out and pulse/logic inputs USPs:Synchronization of up to 10x LR8102 data loggers possible (max. 3000 ch.) Fast sampling & data transfer rate facilitates the use in Hardware-In-the-Loop (HIL) systems High-accuracy power logging with M7103 High voltage (2000 VDC, 1000 VAC) logging with M7103 Wide variety of HIOKI current sensors for a reliable high-precision current loggingApplications:Charge/discharge testing during cell formation and ageing Charge/discharge testing during development of battery modules and battery packsDevelopment and optimization of Battery Management Systems (BMS) Development and optimization of Thermal Management Systems of batteries Voltage and temperature monitoring in Hardware-In-the-Loop SimulationsQuality inspection of PV string inverters during production In detail:The versatile, modular data logger LR8102 can be used in combination with a variety of modules. It is therefore the perfect solution for integration in applications requiring multiple channels and recording intervals as short as 5 ms. The logger can be installed in a 19” rack with an optional rack-mount kit. The LR8102 can be controlled via Gennect One or the freeof-charge Logger Utility software. Alternatively, the logger offers the possibility for ultra-fast data transfer via UDP, which makes it the ideal solution for integration with charge/discharge testers and for real-time simulations such as HIL (Hardware-In-the-Loop). Additionally, the logger provides CAN data output as well as several inputs and outputs for alarms, triggers and pulse signals. The enhanced noise resistance ensures accurate and reliable measurements. All available modules can be combined in one system setup, with the main two measurement objectives being power logging and voltage/temperature logging. Voltage & Temperature logging with the LR8102The LR8102 data logger can be combined with up to ten M7100 or M7102 modules. The system provides utmost flexibility as it offers the possibility to choose the type and number of modules to exactly fit the test requirements. The LR8102 Data Logger can be further expanded by synchronizing up to ten data loggers using an optical link, which allows to measure up to 3000 voltage / temperature channels. In combination with the module M7100 the logger can capture up to 150 channels at 5 ms update interval. With an isolation to Earth of 1500 VDC, CAT II measurements of voltages and temperatures of 800 V and even 1200 V batteries can be performed safely. When combined with module M7102 the logger offers up to 300 channels at 10 ms update interval. With an isolation of 600 VDC, CAT II it is the perfect solution for data logging of 400 V batteries. Besides voltage, both modules offer the possibility to capture temperature signals using thermocouples. Power logging with the LR8102 When adding the M1100 AC power supply module, up to four M7103 Power Measurement Modules can be connected offering a total of 12 channels for long-term high-precision logging of power. This set up can be further expanded with the synchronization of up to ten data loggers to achieve a total of 120 power channels. Alternatively, the M7103 can be used to measure voltages and currents. The voltage input channels offer direct measurement of voltages of up to 2000 VDC, 1000 VAC. Long-term current logging is possible with any of the high-precision HIOKI current sensors with an ME15W connector. The sensors are powered by the logger and do not require an external power supply.

High precision power analyzer for power converter and inverter efficiency analysis, ±0.03% basic accuracy, 15 MHz sampling rate, 18-bit conversion, automatic phase shift correction for HIOKI current sensors, 1 ms data update rate and excellent noise resistivity of 110 dB @ 100 kHz.Technical details:Basic power accuracy ±0.03%8 power channels combined with motor analysisExcellent noise resistivity of 110 dB @ 100 kHz5 MHz frequency measurement band for powerStable and accurate measurement at 1 ms data update rateFunctions:8 power channels in combination with motor analysis for dual drivetrain analysisUnique power range with 2 A to 2 kA high accuracy HIOKI current sensorsPlug & Play connectivity with HIOKI current sensorsAutomatic Phase Shift Correction secures accurate high-frequency power measurementVisualize high-frequency loss with Power Spectrum Analysis measurementApplications:R&D and production line testing of high efficiency power converters and invertersLoss measurement of transformers and other inductive components under loadMotor efficiency measurementDetailed Description:The HIOKI PW8001 Power Analyzer is a state-of-the-art measurement instrument designed for the most demanding power analysis tasks, providing precise measurement results when evaluating efficiency of latest high accuracy electrical devices and systems. The PW8001 has 8 slots for power input units, which all can be used in combination with the motor analysis function.For the configuration of the PW8001, two types of input units are available that can freely be combined in one instrument according to the application requirements.The U7005 High Bandwidth input unit offers ultimate precision with ±0.03% basic accuracy, a sampling frequency of 15 MHz, 18-bit A/D conversion and a maximum input voltage of 1000 VAC. It is suitable for applications such as efficiency measurements of SiC and GaN based inverters motor drives, and accurate inductor loss measurement of inductors under load. Excellent resistivity for external noise of 110 dB at 100 kHz, ensure accurate and stable results even in the proximity to high frequency power switching semiconductors. For high-voltage applications, the U7001 input unit provides ±0.07% basic accuracy, a maximum input voltage of 1500 VDC, a sampling frequency of 2.5 MHz, 16-bit A/D conversion and a maximum voltage to ground of 1500 VDC CAT II. It is a suitable unit for applications which need less bandwidth, such as testing of the efficiency of industrial motor drives using IGBTs, or wind turbines and PV power converters. Combined with HIOKI’s extensive lineup of high-accuracy and high-bandwidth current sensors, probes and direct connection current boxes, the PW8001 offers a unique and comprehensive solution for reliably measuring applications from small electronic devices to large-scale power systems. The PW8001 power analyzer and the current sensors are developed and produced by HIOKI, making the advanced automatic phase shift correction function possible. This ensures accurate phase angle measurement between the voltage and current, even at high frequencies and low power factors. The PW8001 offers the unique Power Spectrum Analysis function. While the traditional FFT function determines the harmonics based on the fundamental frequency, limiting the frequency range, this new function covers the entire frequency spectrum of the analyzer. The Power Spectrum Analysis function delivers quick visibility into the high frequency power, providing developers with valuable data for further system efficiency improvements. Other advanced functions like wideband harmonic analysis, and motor analysis, ensure precise and reliable power analysis results for a wide range of applications in the power electronics industry, such as the development of high efficiency power converters, electrical drivetrains and electrical motors. The 1 ms update rate enables high-speed data refresh, allowing precise detection and analysis of rapid power fluctuations, such as those occurring during battery charging or discharging in EVs. This feature ensures unprecedented updates without compromising on measurement accuracy. The optical link function allows the connection of two PW8001 power analyzers to increase the maximum number of measurement channels to 16. It enables synchronized power measurements and efficiency calculation from multiple inputs, optimizing measurement setup and eliminating timing differences in data collection because the sampling of all inputs is synchronized.

The Hioki MR8904 is a dual-port CAN (Controller Area Network) input module designed to interface with Memory recorder. It supports high-speed, low-speed, and single-wire CAN configurations, making it versatile for automotive and industrial applications. This module enables the analysis of up to 15 analog and 16 logic channels from CAN signals, providing precise data extraction and logging with fast response times. Technical Details:Input CAN Port: 2 ports, D-sub 9-pin male connectors Standards: ISO 11898 CAN 2.0b, ISO 11898-1, -2, -3, SAE J2411Interface: High-speed, low-speed, or single-wire CAN (selectable per port) Transmit ACK: ON/OFF for CAN signal acknowledgment Terminator: ON/OFF, 120 Ω built-in resistance Baud Rate: 50 kbps to 1 Mbps (high-speed), 10 kbps to 125 kbps (low-speed), 10 kbps to 83.3 kbps (single-wire) Analyzed Output Channels: Up to 15 analog and 16 logic channelsSignal Form: 1-bit to 32-bit signals (analog and logic) Response Time: Within 200 µs of receiving CAN message Dimensions: 119.5 mm (W) × 18.8 mm (H) × 151.5 mm (D)Weight: 185 g