Bidirectional
What does Bidirectional mean?
Bidirectional means "operating in two directions." In a technical context, the term describes systems that can transmit signals, data, or energy both forward and backward. It involves devices that can operate in both directions. Examples include bidirectional transducers (measuring current flow in both directions), communication interfaces, or chargers for electric vehicles that can both charge and feed energy back into the grid.Product Selection
GW Instek APS-7000E | AC Power Source
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GW-APS-7000E-Serie
Output current up to 8.4 A, Output Voltage up to 310 V, Output Power up to 1000 VA
ITECH IT8600 | Programmable Electronic AC/DC Load
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IH-IT8600-Serie
Current: up to 160 A RMS, Frequency: 45 to 450 Hz, Power: up to 14.4 kW, Harmonic Analysis: up to the 50th Order
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Kewell S7000-L | Bidirectional Programmable DC Power Supply
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KW-S7000-L-Serie
Low Voltage Type up to 100 V, Current: up to 600 A, Power: up to 15 kW
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Kewell G6000 | Bidirectional AC Power Supply and Load
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KW-G6000-Serie
Voltage: 450 V, Current: up to 90 A, Power: 18 kW
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Kewell S7200 | Bidirectional DC Power Supply & Load
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KW-S7200-Serie
Bidirectional Programmable AC Power Supply, Voltage range: 0 - 450 V, Current: up to 342 A, Power: up to 225 kW
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ITECH IT6600C | Bidirectional DC-Power Supply / Load
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IH-IT6600C-Serie
up to 2250 V, up to 2000 A, up to 420 kW, up to 10 MW parallel operation
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