6. Electromagnetic compatibility of ignition systems
Car manufacturers have a very strict definition of the requirements to be met by electrical and electronic components, as well as by the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of motor vehicles placed on the market. These test methods refer to numerous standards such as NF R 13-007-2, NF R 13-007-3, NF R 13-007-5, NF R 13-007-, NF R 13-008-2 (cf. ).
Ignition systems are the source of numerous disturbances, causing interference to the vehicle's radio or ECU diagnostics errors. The various engine control components are therefore subjected to numerous tests designed to verify their "mute" (measurement of emitted noise) and "immunity" (resistance to emissions).
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Ignition systems are operated in an anechoic or semi-anechoic shielded chamber to measure conducted and radiated...
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References
- (1) - Capitaine MARTINOT-LAGARDE (C.) - Le moteur à explosion - . Librairie militaire Berger-Levrault, Paris (1916).
- (2) - BORGHI (R.), DESTRIAU (M.) - La combustion et les flammes - .
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- Road vehicles – Test methods for electromagnetic compatibility of automotive equipment – Part 1: Definitions and general information. - NF R13-007-1 - Décembre 1999
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