A GENERIC AUTOMOTIVE (TIER1) EMC TEST （通用汽车(TIER1)EMC测试）.pdfVIP

Conference Proceedings © AutoEMC.net 2006 A GENERIC AUTOMOTIVE (TIER1) EMC TEST STANDARD Martin O’Hara The Automotive EMC Network, P.O. Box 3622, Newport Pagnell, MK16 0XT Abstract: The number of different EMC test standards available from the vehicle manufacturers (VM’s) is large, disparate and often not always the most logical for the product under design or test. It can be particularly frustrating for an automotive application innovator to design a product to a suitable EMC standard that allows them to take the product around to the VM’s prior to implementation on a vehicle itself. This is similarly true of aftermarket suppliers wishing to take their products directly into the VM’s, but being either unsure of what tests or levels each VM will require, and being unable to justify on a speculative product the cost of testing to all the VM standards that they can obtain. Presented here is a suggested “Generic Automotive Tier 1 Supplier EMC Test Standard”, available as an open-source document, that is essentially derived from consideration of most of the larger VM EMC standards and compiled to give a “best fit” to all the data that was available to the author at the time of writing. The resulting standard is not as comprehensive as some of the VM standards, nor does it necessarily give any guarantee that meeting this standard will give a supplier easy or even easier access into a VM than any other route. What it provides is an independent perspective on what the most sensible EMC tests and test levels are, for a vehicle environment which meets the majority of VM req