Otii Ace Pro overview
An advanced look at the Otii Ace Pro - technical specifications
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An advanced look at the Otii Ace Pro - technical specifications
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As shared on the , this version is the big brother of the Otii Arc Pro. Keeping the same portable and compact form with comprehensive technical features for energy optimization but with enhanced capabilities to boost battery-driven and energy-harvesting devices requiring high precision at higher voltage ranges, with a high sample rate and low step size.
It is an all-in-one tool with an isolated power supply unit, a constant voltage/current source and sink, and a high-precision multichannel multimeter. Making it a power analyzer/profiler that records and displays currents, voltages, and power measurements in real time. Enabling hardware, firmware, and software developers to optimize the energy consumption and battery life on any device under test.
With Otii Ace Pro and Otii 3 Desktop App, you can source the voltage of the device under test (DUT) up to 25V while simultaneously measuring and recording current, voltage, and power data in real-time for further analysis to optimize battery life throughout the development cycle.
The front side of the Otii Ace Pro has the main connectors, additional ports to extend measurement capabilities, plus a status LED.
The back side of the Otii Ace Pro has the host USB connector and an input socket to power up the unit with an external DC adapter when required.
The Otii Ace Pro has the voltage(+) and voltage(-) binding post (red and black connectors located on the right side of the instrument), which are used to source the DUT but also to measure the current, voltage, and power of the device. The DUT can be connected through its battery connectors or DC input; refer to the connection diagram below for better understanding.
To power up the Otii Ace Pro and enable the communication with the host computer, use the provided USB C to USB C cable to connect the unit to your computer.
The expansion port on the front of the Otii Ace Pro is designed to enhance the hardware's functionality, allowing users to measure additional voltages and currents or trigger external events. These additional pins feature multi-input and multi-output for analog and digital signals, serial communication, and additional power and ground points. Below is a general overview of the additional pins available:
0-15V
Adjustable output between 0V and 15V
600 mA
DGND
Digital ground (return current)
RX
UART RX / Digital Input (Exclusively under Scripting)
0V - 5.5V
TX
UART TX / Digital Output (Exclusively under Scripting)
0V - 5.5V
GPI1
Digital input #1
0V - 5.5V
GPI2
Digital input #2
0V - 5.5V
GPO1
Digital Output #1
0V - 5.5V
GPO2
Digital Output #2
0V - 5.5V
DGND
Digital ground (return current)
AGND
Analog ground (return current) | Analog measurements
ADC+
Differential input for current measurement. It also measures single ended voltage with respect to AGND
-10V to 25V
ADC-
Input for current measurement
-10V to 25V
SENSE+
Analog input with the AGND as reference/return
-10V to 25V
SENSE-
Analog input with the AGND as reference/return
-10V to 25V
The table below explains the Otii Ace Pro's status LED behaviors and their meanings to help you quickly identify the device's state.
Solid blue
Otii Ace Pro is active
Solid green
Relay closed, sinking/sourcing power or in-line mode
Flashing white
Calibrating
Flashing red/blue
Upgrading firmware
Check out the to explore all possible connection configurations between the Otii Ace Pro and your DUT.
In case of using the expansion port, checking out the for all the details about each available pin is highly recommended.
