Abstract:To address safety risks and operational limitations in real-world testing of pyrotechnic devices, an FPGA-based electronic simulation testing system was developed to validate electrical ignition capabilities without physical explosives. The system employed optical power relays (OPR) coordinated with FPGA for resistor network switching, integrated Hall effect current sensors (HCS) for bridge current detection, and incorporated a dual-rate sampling mechanism (1 kHz during pre-ignition, auto-switching to 100 kHz post-ignition) to optimize data storage efficiency. Test data was transmitted in real-time via Gigabit Ethernet to a host computer while synchronously stored in Flash memory. Experimental results demonstrated a resistance configuration relative error below 0.8%, current measurement accuracy exceeding 0.1 A, independent voltage channel precision of 0.005 V, and accurate high-speed sampling response, meeting the precision and safety requirements for pyrotechnic testing applications.