Highly accurate power analysis helps Solar Team Twente get its car to first place in Morocco

Yokogawa Test & Measurement announces that its WT5000 Precision Power Analyzer has been used by Solar Team Twente to win the first ever Solar Challenge Morocco.

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The WT5000 helped Solar Team Twente to squeeze every last watt out of its car’s solar power system,
ensuring it crossed the finish line of the 2,500km course in first place. 

Solar Team Twente comprises aerodynamic, electrical,
mechanical and structural engineers from the University of Twente and the Saxion University of Applied Sciences in the
Netherlands. 

Their efforts to improve the efficiency of their car led to triumph in a race that pitted contestants
against each other, and the harsh desert and mountain landscape of the North African country...


Read the full article in DPA's January issue


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