Avoid costly battery testing mistakes
Verify your cycler protocols before running your experiments to save time and resources.
Protocol errors waste time and resources
Did you know that 5–15% of battery testing experiments are configured incorrectly? Whether it's an incorrect current or voltage limit, a misplaced loop pointing to the wrong step, or other small errors in your protocol, these mistakes can cause days of lost work, wasted resources, and unreliable data.
Many researchers and engineers try to work around this by using “throwaway cells” with shorter test steps to verify their procedures. But let's face it: this approach is time-consuming, doesn't always catch every error, and increases your workload. You deserve a better solution.
A smarter way to verify your protocols
Enter the Battery Protocol Simulator: a tool designed to eliminate the guesswork and frustration in verifying your cycler protocols. By simulating your test procedure before running it on your hardware, you can quickly identify errors and avoid costly mistakes.
How it works
01
Upload your protocol file
The tool supports Maccor, Neware, and Novonix UHPC protocol files, with support for Arbin and BioLogic coming soon.
02
Run a simulation
The simulator processes your file and provides detailed feedback on how your experiment will run.
03
Verify outputs
Ensure your current limits, voltage ranges, and step sequences are correct before testing real cells.
Ionworks gives our customers the tools to reduce their development time and cost to implement Iontra Charge Control protocols in their products.
See how your team's battery data becomes engineering decisions
From cycler imports to parameterized models to design sweeps, walk through the full workflow with our team.