The laboratories in the Mechatronic Systems Working Group have a pool of equipment mainly financed by third-party funds. For the test and verification of mechatronic systems, a large number of test benches with corresponding measuring technology are available:

• Electric engine test stands from 100 W to 45 KW
• Spitzenberger voltage sources for any type of voltage up to 90 kW three-phase
• Precision Power Analyzers from Yokogawa (WT3000E) and ZES Zimmer (LMG 450 and LMG 500)
• PowerScope for Yokogawa transient power analysis (PX8000)
• High-resolution digital storage oscilloscopes
• Modular Data Acquisition Systems from National Instruments (CompactDAQ)
• (Optical) shaft alignment systems
• Microcontroller development space
• EMC measuring station for conducted network perturbations
• EMC interference measuring receiver
• EMC Surge and Burst Generator
• Scope Corder
• IO measurement boards from National Instruments
• dSpace prototyping development system
• Model-based development software (MATLAB / Simulink with corresponding toolboxes)
• Software for Numerical Field Calculation (ANSYS Maxwell)

To ensure the specified lifetime of developed mechatronic systems, tests based on artificial aging shall be performed. As of mid-2016, an alternating climate chamber will be available for the temperature range from -40 ° C to 180 ° C at a humidity of 10% RH. up to 98% r.F available. In addition, two test rigs were specified in the special area of ​​the hydromechatronic system, which will be acquired in the course of 2016.