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New Developments in CISPR Automotive EMI Standards for Electric Vehicles and the Applicability of FFT-Based Measuring Receivers for Compliance Measurements

Due to its attractive characteristics of low emission, high-efficiency, and multi-energy features, Electric Vehicles (EVs) have become increasingly important in modern transportation as an effective way to address current environmental requirements and resource shortage problems.  At the same time, beyond the typical EMC test requirements, modern vehicles will be even more state-of-the-art, relying increasingly on communication with other vehicles (V2V) and with infrastructure (V2I), imposing more advanced design and testing. These connected vehicles will also include multiple antennas of different types, covering a broad range of frequencies, protocols, and modulations. Workshop topics will address automotive component level to full vehicle design and test considerations.<br />In this workshop, industry experts will present an update on the EMC design and test challenges presented by modern electric and connected vehicles.  Guidelines and successful solutions to these challenges will be shared.  Attendees will learn about applicable standards and specifications as well as effective testing methods to validate performance of modern EV and connected vehicles.

IEEE EMC Japan / APEMC

EMC Japan/APEMC Okinawa

EMC Japan/APEMC Okinawa

[ThuAM2E.5]New Developments in CISPR Automotive EMI Standards for Electric Vehicles and the Applicability of FFT-Based Measuring Receivers for Compliance Measurements