GW INSTEK revolutionizes industrial exams with a new measurement folio

GW INSTEK revolutionizes industrial exams with a new measurement folio

GW INSTEK has presented its new, comprehensive intelligent measurement folio today to optimize efficiency in the next generation industrial examination. The innovative products, including the GDM-9061 digital multimeter, the DAQ-9600 data acquisition system and the GDM-9000 series, promise to shorten the test times by up to 50 % and to reduce production costs significantly, such as [ots.at] (https://www.ots.at/presseaus-sung/ots_20250708_ots0123/gw-instek-stelligentes-mesportfolio-vor---industrielle-Pruefung-der-Naechsten- Zu-to-accelerate)

These new solutions are particularly important in industries such as semiconductors, electric vehicles (EVS) and manufacturers of AI servers. The DAQ-9600, which is considered a flagship product, offers a modular architecture that supports seven interchangeable modules and enables it to operate up to 120 measuring channels at the same time. This not only reduces the furnishing times, but also reduces the procurement costs.

Detailed product features

The DAQ-9600 is characterized by its high accuracy, with a 4.3-inch color display and a direct voltage accuracy of 0.0035 %. In addition, it is able to carry out voltage measurements up to 600 V DC and 400 V AC. In the applications, the palette ranges from the thermal efficiency check from AI servers to the calibration of climate chambers.

The innovations also include the GDM-9000 series, which includes digital multimeters for different areas of application, from basic tests to advanced research and development requirements. In particular, the models GDM-9061 and the entry models GDM-9052 and 904x use AI-controlled intelligent measuring functions to enable users to automatically identify signal types.

implementation and market acceptance

The DAQ-9600 quickly established itself in the Asian-Pacific area and is widely used in industry. The innovative solutions from GW Instek not only serve the increasing requirements in automation, but also offer a bridge between traditional table devices and modern system solutions. The company, Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd., was founded in Taiwan in 1975 and now sells its products in over 80 countries, such as [prnewswire.com] (https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gw-instek-full-mart-mart-portfolio-to-accelerate-next-gen- 302498216.html) supplemented

The latest developments in the automation of industry, especially in the area of generative AI, are also discussed at the upcoming Hannover Messe 2025. This trade fair, which will take place from March 31 to April 4, 2025, offers an important framework to comprehensively examine the potential of digitization. Industry leaders such as Siemens and Festo see the event a decisive impulse for the further development of industry, in particular with regard to the integration of new technologies and the optimization of value creation processes, such as [engenieur.de] (https://www.ingenieur.de/advertorial/Die-wartomatisation-der-vor-ihrem-groessten- Development step/) reported.