DK8x02 Evaluation Kit

The Dukosi EVK being unboxed

The DK8x02 Evaluation Kit (EVK) is a powerful evaluation and development tool used by battery developers and BMS designers to discover the unique advantages of the Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS) and begin to build their next-generation batteries.

Unboxing to establishing a cell network using our intuitive Windows-based software environment (GUI) can be achieved in as little as 15 minutes.

The EVK includes:

If you are interested in an EVK to begin your next-generation battery or BMS design and development, please get in touch below:

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Ensuring Customer Success

Dukosi customer journey detailing the steps from engagement to design to concept, along with service and support throughout

The Dukosi EVK is an essential tool that streamlines the initial engagement stages of the Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS). This includes evaluation of functionality, performance, and compatibility, followed by designing and integrating a proof of concept (POC), which then leads into further steps of collaboration to bring a new design to market quickly and cost-effectively. Throughout this process, the EVK and GUI serves as a vital tool for rapid debugging and optimization, enabling developers to easily make necessary adjustments and overcome challenges early and effectively.

EVK Components

Dukosi EVK - Cell Monitor PCB

Dukosi DK8201 Cell Monitor PCB

  • One per cell required

  • 25.0 x 29.0 mm

PCB design shown is only representative, and it is subject to change at any time

Dukosi EVK - System Hub box

Dukosi DK8202 System Hub Unit

Connectivity includes:

  • mini USB to Microsoft® Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC

  • SPI to BMS Host

  • Coaxial cable that connects the Bus and Balun Antenna to the DK8202 System Hub Unit

Dukosi EVK in the news - setup guide

Editor-in-Chief, Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio, of Power Electronics News went hands-on with a DK8x02 Evaluation Kit (DK8x02_EVK), detailing how to use the components and its setup process.

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Setup example of the Dukosi EVK
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