Automotive RF immunity test set-up analysis : why test results can't compare

Mart Coenen, H. Pues, T. Bousquet

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Abstract

Though the automotive RF emission and RF immunity requirements are highly justifiable, the application of those requirements in an non-intended manner leads to false conclusions and unnecessary redesigns for the electronics involved. When the test results become too dependent upon the test set-up itself, interlaboratory comparison as well as the search for design solutions and possible correlation with other measurement methods loses ground. In this paper, the ISO bulk-current injection (BCI) and radiated immunity (RI) module-level tests are discussed together with possible relation to the DPI and TEM cell methods used at the IC level.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)16-25
Number of pages10
JournalInterference Technology : the International Journal of Electromagnetic Compatibility
Volume2011
Publication statusPublished - 2011

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