Otii Arc Pro
Power profiler, DC energy analyzer, power supply, digital multimeter, SMU, power debugger. Accurate, affordable, and easy to use.
Specifications
| Source (Voltage) | 0.5V to 5V |
| Source (Power) | up to 12W, 25W peak |
| Sink (Power) - requires extra license | up to 12W |
| Current Resolution | 5 |
| Current Accuracy | ±(0.1% + 50 nA) |
| Current Sample Rate | up to 4ksps |
| Voltage Accuracy | ±(0.1% + 1.5 mV) |
| Voltage Sample Rate | ±(0.1% + 1.5 mV) |
Overview
Otii Arc Pro is an instrument that can precisely source voltage or current and simultaneously measure voltage and/or current. It computes power and energy, and syncs with software output, enabling engineers and developers to easily see what drains the energy and optimize the battery life of their devices under test. Created by and for hardware and software developers.
Big features in small package
The Otii Arc Pro is a small yet powerful measuring device that's 10.9 x 14.4 x 4.4cm (WxLxH) and weighs 450 grams. It provides a voltage of 0.5-5V and can measure current with a range of nA-5A and a resolution of 5nA, and it has a sample rate of up to 4ksps. You can connect it to your computer with a USB cable and use the Otii Pro software to analyze the measurements. The software works on Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS.
Otii Arc Pro can be used for
Powering your devices under development
Energy profile microcontrollers, sensors and devices in real-time and over time
Optimizing sleep current and extending battery life
Estimating the battery life of your product
Designing power-efficient hardware, firmware and software through regression testing
Troubleshooting your hardware, firmware and software
Sync UART logs with power measurements to see what drains the energy
Otii Arc Pro comes with featured-packed Otii Basic perpetual software and 1-year Otii Pro software. Additional software modules can be purchased to use it with scripting and to profile and simulate batteries and energy harvesting solutions like solar panels.
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