Key Features


  • Dual-Mode EV/EVSE Emulation
  • Comprehensive Global Charging Protocol Support
  • Built-in Protocol Conformance Testing
  • Control Pilot Signal Simulation
  • Communication Timing & Sequence Validation
  • Advanced Fault Injection Framework
  • Comprehensive Protocol Logging & Analysis
  • Automation & HIL Integration



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SCS-100 Smart Charging Simulator


The SCS-100 Smart Charging Simulator is MaxEye's next-generation intelligent charging simulation platform that recreates real-world EV charging scenarios with exceptional accuracy. Designed for OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, charging infrastructure manufacturers, and test laboratories, it enables end-to-end validation of charging communication, interoperability, control strategies, and fault conditions across global AC and DC charging standards. With support for automated test execution, programmable charging scenarios, and seamless integration into HIL and Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) validation environments, the SCS-100 empowers engineering teams to develop robust, standards-compliant charging systems faster while reducing testing cost, complexity, and dependence on physical charging infrastructure.


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Features


  • Dual-Mode EV/EVSE Emulation – Software-configurable architecture capable of operating as either an Electric Vehicle (EV) or Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE), enabling comprehensive validation of charging controllers, OBCs, BMSs, CCUs, and charging stations.
  • Comprehensive Global Charging Protocol Support – Real-time implementation of ISO 15118, DIN 70121, CHAdeMO, and GB/T communication protocols with native support for Plug & Charge cryptographic authentication and secure certificate handling.
  • Built-in Protocol Conformance Testing – Integrated conformance test suites for ISO 15118, DIN 70121, CHAdeMO, and GB/T standards to simplify compliance verification, reduce certification effort, and accelerate product qualification.
  • Control Pilot Signal Simulation – Precise generation and manipulation of Control Pilot voltage levels, PWM duty cycle, and resistance states to validate charging state transitions, hardware protection mechanisms, and IEC 61851 compliance.
  • Communication Timing & Sequence Validation – Configurable delay, reordering, duplication, omission, and timeout of protocol messages to validate communication robustness, timeout handling, and recovery mechanisms under abnormal operating conditions.
  • Advanced Fault Injection Framework – Inject corrupted, malformed, invalid, dropped, duplicated, or unexpected protocol messages to verify system resilience, error detection, diagnostic reporting, and functional safety behavior.
  • Comprehensive Protocol Logging & Analysis – Dedicated Ethernet and USB interfaces capture complete protocol exchanges with high-resolution timestamps, enabling detailed packet-level analysis, debugging, and traceability.
  • Automation & HIL Integration – Open APIs for seamless integration with HIL platforms, automated test frameworks, and CI/CD environments, enabling repeatable regression testing, interoperability validation, and pre-certification workflows.
  • Programmable Charging Scenarios – Create and execute customizable charging sessions covering normal operation, boundary conditions, fault scenarios, and interoperability testing across multiple charging standards.
  • High-Speed Automated Test Execution – Supports unattended execution of large-scale test campaigns, significantly reducing validation time while improving test repeatability and engineering productivity.
  • Scalable and Future-Ready Platform – Modular software architecture designed to accommodate evolving charging standards, emerging EV technologies, and future protocol enhancements without major hardware changes.

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Compatible standards:

Standard Classification Standard Core Charging Architecture
North American Standards SAE J1772
SAE J3068-1 & J3068-2
NACS (SAE J3400)
AC Level 1 / Level 2 & DC Fast Charging
Three-Phase AC Charging for Heavy Duty
North American Charging Standard
European & International Standards IEC 61851-1
ISO 15118-2, -3 & -20
DIN SPEC 70121
Basic AC / DC Control Pilot Signalling
Network Layer & High-Level Communication
2nd Gen Smart Charging & Bidirectional V2G
Combined Charging System (CCS) DC Fast Charging
Chinese National Standards GB/T 18487.1
GB/T 27930
AC/DC Conductive Charging Control Systems
CAN-based DC Charging Communication Protocol
Japanese Standards CHAdeMO (V0.91, 1.X, 2.0)
CHAdeMO e-PTW 1.0
Dedicated High-Power DC Charging Interface
Electric Powered Two-Wheeler Specification
Next-Generation High-Power MCS (Megawatt Charging System)
ChaoJi
High-Current Charging for Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Ultra-High-Power Global Harmonized DC Interface

Specifications:

Category Specification
Operating ModesDual-Role Emulation (EV Simulator, EVSE Simulator), Passive Man-in-the-Middle (MitM)
Supported Global StandardsSAE J1772, SAE J3068-1/2, NACS, IEC 61851-1, ISO 15118-2/-3/-20, DIN SPEC 70121, GB/T 18487.1, GB/T 27930, CHAdeMO (V0.91, 1.X, 2.0), CHAdeMO e-PTW 1.0, MCS.
Physical Layer SignalsControl Pilot (CP ±12V PWM), Proximity Pilot (PP), Protective Earth (PE)
High-Level CommunicationHomePlug Green PHY PLC (ISO 15118 / DIN 70121), CAN, LIN
Security & AuthenticationPlug & Charge cryptographic authentication, TLS, secure certificate handling
Physical Fault InjectionCP duty cycle drift/spike (>5%), CP/PP line disconnects, latch failures
Protocol Fault InjectionCorrupted, malformed, dropped, duplicated, or attenuated PLC and CAN/LIN frames
Data Logging & InterfacesHigh-resolution timestamp logging over Ethernet and USB
Control Interface & AutomationOpen APIs, ATE Application, CI/CD and HIL Test Sequencer Integration
Power Hardware IntegrationNI PXI DAQ, I/O, programmable AC/DC sources, dynamic regenerative loads
System ConfigurationStandalone Desktop Instrument / Integrated 19-inch Rack Cabinet

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Advanced Physical-Layer & Protocol Fault Injection

The SCS-100 features a deterministic, high-speed fault injection engine designed to evaluate the physical and digital safety limits of the Device Under Test (DUT) in real time. During active DC charging, the system can dynamically drift or spike the Control Pilot (CP) duty cycle beyond its mandatory 5% PWM threshold to evaluate protection reactions, and programmatically disconnect the CP or PP/CC lines at any stage to replicate cable malfunctions, pin degradation, or latch failures. Additionally, it allows engineers to inject out-of-boundary or attenuated HomePlug Green PHY PLC signals to validate the limits of high-level EVCC/SECC communication, while simultaneously generating corrupt CAN and LIN fault frames to ensure secondary vehicle networks execute safe-state transitions during digital interface failures.


SCS-100 Use case scenarios:


1. Signal Level protocol conformance testing

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The SCS-100 connects directly to an EVCC or SECC ECU to validate software and logic conformance with global standards like ISO 15118, DIN 70121, and IEC 61851. By interfacing with the Control Pilot and Proximity Pilot lines, it simulates and measures ±12V PWM duty cycles, verifies PP resistance, and tests standard charging state transitions (States A to E) without requiring high-voltage hardware.


2. EVSE Simulator HIL

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Simulating a real charger, the SCS-100 integrated with the ATE HIL system plugs into an EV to simulate charging protocol and deliver dynamic AC/DC power with sources. This validates the entire vehicle-side ecosystem—including the EVCC, BMS, OBC, and safety interlocks—simultaneously under real power conditions, grid constraints, and emergency shutdowns.


3. EV Simulator HIL

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Simulating a real EV, the SCS-100 integrated with the ATE HIL cabinet plugs into a charger (EVSE) to simulate the EV charging protocol behaviors and sink dynamic AC/DC power using internal regenerative loads. This validates the charger's power electronics, safety systems, and control loops across diverse vehicle profiles (like 400V to 800V) while enabling the emulation of critical faults.


4. Man in the Middle

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A non-intrusive Passive Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Monitoring mode designed for real-time traffic analysis and physical-layer auditing between an active EV and EVSE link. Operating inline without disturbing standard handshake timings or line impedances, this feature captures, decodes, and logs all unencrypted high-level communication (such as HomePlug Green PHY EXI/XML messages across DIN SPEC 70121 or ISO 15118 without TLS) alongside CP PWM, PP analog states and power level parameters.



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