Our Company's Japan National Laboratory accredited laboratory specializing on automotive sectors will start a new testing beginning with EMC measurements (CISPR 25) plus safety tests and design support.
At our new EMI site, we address evaluation items such as wideband noise, narrowband noise and safeguard of broadcasting businesses employing the antenna method, TEM cell method, BCI method, etc.
Effective April 2008, we will also commence R&TTE technical compatibility test services.
Measurement of interfering radiation (EMI) emitted by electrical equipment, while wideband and narrowband emission measurements are possible up to Class 5
EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) is an efficient evaluation to restrict electromagnetic interference radiation and propagation generated by electrical equipment jamming other electrical equipment with electromagnetic noise (electric waves) conduction.
An ISO11452-2 compliant continuous radiation electromagnetic field examination system.
It performs irradiation tests for electric & electronic automotive components (ESA) and wireless harness (1.5m) and measures the extend of malfunction and strength of immunity.
ISO11452-3 compliant TEM cell examinations.
It performs irradiation tests for electric & electronic automotive components (ESA) and wireless harness and measures the extend of malfunction and strength of immunity while exposure of 200V/m are possible for 10kHz to 400MHz range.
An ISO11452-4 compliant bulk current injection examination.
By injecting RF current into the power and signal lines etc. of the harness by means of a bulk current injection (BCI) probe we measure the extend of malfunction and strength of immunity.
It is possible to impress 200mA current with closed-loop method or anagram between 1 MHz to 2GHz.
Conforming to ISO7637-2, excessive voltage phanemena generated by automotive equipment noise and power cuts are typically measured as shown.
Excessive voltage resistance and excessive voltage phenomena examination services will be launched in April 2008.