Parameters and specifications
| measured parameters | internal resistance (3 mΩ - 30 Ω; 6 ranges), voltage (±10/100 V DC; 2 ranges) |
| number of digits on the display when measuring OCV | ±12.000000V (1 µV resolution, 10 V range); ±120.00000V (10 µV resolution, 100 V range) |
| best accuracy in OCV measurement | ±0.0012% rdg. ±11 µV (10 V range); ±0.003% rdg. ±0.60 mV (100 V range) |
| number of digits on the display when measuring IR (HIGH RESOLUTION = ON) | 5.10000 mΩ (0.01 µΩ resolution, 3 mΩ range) to 51.0000 Ω (100 µΩ resolution, 30 Ω range) |
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best accuracy in IR measurement (HIGH RESOLUTION = ON) |
±0.08% rdg. ±0.08 µΩ (3 mΩ range) to ±0.15% rdg. ±0.5 mΩ (30 Ω range) |
| test current | 100 µA - 300 mA AC |
| sampling rate | 4 ms - 200 ms (FAST1 to SLOW2 range) |
Application
The BT6065 and BT6075 high precision battery testers are designed for testing high capacity battery cells (not only) for electric vehicles with low internal resistance. The more economical BT6065 model with a 6-1/2 digit display is suitable for in-line tests in battery cell screening, while the 7-1/2 digit BT6075 model is designed for very accurate cell sorting at the beginning (BOL) and end-of-line (EOL) of the production line.
These battery testers combine the function of a very accurate DC voltmeter and internal resistance meter using an AC signal at 1 kHz, just like Hioki's previous BT356x series. However, the manufacturer has now added more sophisticated features for even more accurate and stable measurements of the latest generation battery cells:
MIR (Mutual Interference Reduction)
For the case where two testers are used in close proximity for parallel measurements, Hioki has come up with a special setting to reduce mutual interference (and thus oscillation of the measured values) without the need for any synchronization wiring:
Compensating for the effect of eddy currents in adjacent battery cells
Eddy currents are one of the other effects causing measurement errors when it comes to accurately determining the very low internal resistance values of battery cells connected in modules and enclosed in metal cladding (again, typically traction batteries for BEVs). Hioki therefore allows compensation of the measured IR values using pre-measured (i.e. known) reference values of the individual cells. This function is only possible in multichannel measurement mode (for multichannel measurement, the SW1001 or SW1002 multiplexer can be used).
Improved insensitivity to resistances along the measurement path
Compared to their predecessors, the testers of the BT60x5 series offer a higher tolerance to resistances arising, for example, due to resistance of the measuring leads or transient resistances at the probe-DUT interface.
At the same time, the testers continuously monitor the values of these resistances and allow the setting of an early alarm in case of wire damage or probe tip wear/destruction. This feature is especially appreciated by operators of continuously operating production lines, thanks to which a sudden probe/conductor defect during measurement can be detected in time, but also a still functional but already worn measuring tip can be replaced in advance.

Detailed Product Overview
Enhance your battery testing workflow with the exceptional speed and accuracy of the HIOKI BT6075 Precision Battery Tester. Engineered for high-capacity cells with low internal resistance, this compact 2-in-1 instrument delivers precise Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) and AC Internal Resistance (AC-IR) measurements at the industry-standard frequency of 1 kHz. With five resistance ranges from 5 mΩ to 50 Ω, it is ideal for advanced cell grading and quality assurance in modern battery production. The 7.5-digit display provides ultra-high resolution, achieving 1 µV for DC voltage and 10 nΩ for AC-IR, effectively combining the capabilities of two instruments into one.
Beyond its measurement performance, the BT6075 incorporates four advanced features developed in cooperation with major battery manufacturers. These functions not only enhance usability but also eliminate common challenges encountered in battery test environments.
Referential Adjustment compensates for eddy-current effects by using actual batteries as the reference, resulting in more stable and reliable measurements, particularly when testing cells placed in trays. Route Resistance Monitoring continuously checks for probe wear, loose contacts, or wire breaks, supporting predictive maintenance and preventing good cells from being incorrectly marked as defective due to poor connections. The Mutual Interference Reduction (MIR) function enables two nearby instruments to operate simultaneously without affecting each other’s results. Additionally, simultaneous AC-IR and OCV measurement shortens test time by up to 50%, significantly increasing throughput.
For optimized efficiency in production environments, the BT6075 can be paired with a multiplexer to expand measurement channels while maintaining its outstanding accuracy. It provides all the necessary interfaces for seamless system integration, including LAN, RS-232C, EXT. I/O, USB-C, and a temperature-sensor input. Existing systems using the BT3562A can be upgraded effortlessly, as the BT6075 supports the same communication commands without modification.
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