Pickering Interfaces has introduced its new LXI High-Current Switching Family, engineered to handle signals up to 80A and 300V, enabling robust, reliable, and scalable switching for high-power test applications. Designed for EV battery testing, power electronics, aerospace, industrial automation, and semiconductor validation, the new solution helps engineers improve testing efficiency while supporting increasingly complex electronic systems.

“High-current switching in automated test systems is often implemented as a custom assembly using contactors and digital output modules,” said Steven Edwards, Head of Product Management at Pickering Interfaces. “The 60-191 family provides fully tested, easily maintainable LXI alternatives in standard 4U enclosures, with the switching capacity, control features, and software support needed to integrate high-current supplies more quickly.”

“Building on Pickering’s industry-leading position in modular signal switching and sensor simulation, our expanding portfolio of PXI/PXIe analog output instrumentation modules spans a broad spectrum of electronics test applications—from multi-channel waveform and function generation to precision DAC outputs and high-density thermocouple simulation,” said Stephen Jenkins, Simulation Product Manager at Pickering Interfaces. “Whether you’re building a functional tester for the production line or an HIL test system, Pickering’s instrumentation offering delivers high channel density, reliable precision, and dependable long-term support.”