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GENISEV EV Simulator

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The GENISEV EV Simulator is a professional electric vehicle (EV) simulation platform designed for testing, validating and commissioning AC and DC EV charging stations without requiring a physical electric vehicle. It accurately emulates EV charging behaviour according to IEC 61851 and ISO 15118 standards, enabling charger manufacturers, automotive OEMs, EVSE developers and testing laboratories to verify charging communication, interoperability and charging performance in a safe, repeatable environment..

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The GENISEV EV Simulator is developed to simulate the complete behaviour of an electric vehicle during AC and DC charging. Instead of connecting a real EV, engineers can use the simulator to validate charging stations, charging controllers and communication protocols throughout product development, production testing and field commissioning.

The simulator reproduces the charging process from vehicle connection through charging negotiation, energy transfer and charging completion. It supports internationally recognised charging standards including IEC 61851 for conductive charging control and ISO 15118 for high-level EV charging communication, making it suitable for interoperability and compliance testing.

Using an EV simulator significantly reduces testing time while eliminating the need for an actual electric vehicle during development. Engineers can configure different battery states, charging parameters and communication scenarios to verify charger functionality under controlled laboratory conditions.

The platform supports hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing, charger software validation, communication protocol verification and charging controller development. It enables manufacturers to evaluate charger performance before field deployment while ensuring compatibility with different electric vehicle implementations.

Applications

AC EV charger testing
DC fast charger validation
EV charging station commissioning
EVSE development
Automotive electronics development
Battery Management System (BMS) testing
Charging controller validation
EV communication protocol testing
ISO 15118 interoperability testing
IEC 61851 charging validation
Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing
Research and development laboratories
EV charger production testing
Quality assurance
Certification and compliance testing

Benefits

Eliminates the need for a physical electric vehicle
Simulates realistic EV charging behaviour
Reduces development and validation time
Supports repeatable automated testing
Improves charger interoperability
Enables safe laboratory testing
Simplifies charger commissioning
Supports both development and production environments

Real Electric Vehicle Behaviour Simulation

The simulator accurately reproduces electric vehicle charging behaviour, allowing charging stations to be tested under realistic operating conditions without connecting an actual EV.

IEC 61851 Charging Control

Supports conductive charging control according to IEC 61851, including Control Pilot (CP) signalling required for EV charging communication.

ISO 15118 Communication Support

Supports high-level communication based on ISO 15118, enabling validation of advanced charging communication between electric vehicles and charging stations.

AC and DC Charging Support

Designed for validation of both AC and DC charging systems depending on the selected hardware configuration.

Complete Charging Process Simulation

The simulator can emulate:

Vehicle connection
Control Pilot (CP) signalling
Charging negotiation
Session establishment
Charging current requests
Power delivery
Charging termination
Communication errors
Fault handling

Configurable Battery Simulation

Engineers can configure charging parameters to simulate different electric vehicle battery conditions during testing.

Typical configurable parameters include:

Battery state of charge (SOC)
Charging limits
Vehicle characteristics
Charging behaviour
Test scenarios

Communication Protocol Validation

Supports verification of communication between:

Electric Vehicle (EV)
Charging Station (EVSE)
Charging Controller
Battery Management System (BMS)

Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Compatibility

Suitable for Hardware-in-the-Loop testing where physical hardware interacts with simulated electric vehicle behaviour.

Interoperability Testing

Allows charger manufacturers to verify compatibility with different EV charging implementations before product release.

Fault Injection

Engineers can simulate abnormal charging conditions for validation and troubleshooting.

Typical test scenarios include:

Communication interruption
Charging interruption
Control Pilot faults
Charging negotiation failures
Connection errors
Safety-related charging conditions

Safe Development Environment

Provides a safe laboratory platform for charger development without requiring live electric vehicles during every validation stage.

Software and Firmware Validation

Suitable for testing:

Charger firmware
Charging algorithms
Charging controller software
Communication stacks
Charging management software

Research and Development Platform

Designed for:

Automotive OEMs
EV charger manufacturers
EV component suppliers
Research laboratories
Universities
Certification organisations
Test laboratories

User Monitoring Interface

The simulator supports monitoring of charging status and communication behaviour, helping engineers analyse charging sequences and troubleshoot protocol issues during validation.

Specification	Details
Product Type	EV Simulator
Primary Function	Electric Vehicle Behaviour Simulation
Supported Charging Standards	IEC 61851, ISO 15118
Charging Modes	AC and DC Charging Simulation
Vehicle Simulation	Electric Vehicle Emulation
Charging Session Simulation	Supported
Control Pilot (CP)	Supported
EV Charging Communication	Supported
ISO 15118 Communication	Supported
Charging Negotiation	Supported
Battery Simulation	Configurable
Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL)	Supported
Software Validation	Supported
Interoperability Testing	Supported
Fault Simulation	Supported
Development Environment	Laboratory, Production and R&D
Applications	Charger Development, Validation, Testing and Certification