Hello folks,

Thanks for all the replies, most useful and it gives me plenty to go on!

Wishing you all health, wealth and happiness for 2022

James







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From: Bill Owsley <[email protected]>
Sent: 20 December 2021 03:48
To: [email protected]; James Pawson (U3C) <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [PSES] US vehicle EMC regulations



A list of the mostly known standards !  Thanks to Todd Hubing !

LearnEMC - List of Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility Test Standards 
<https://learnemc.com/automotive-emc-test-standards>







LearnEMC - List of Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility Test Standards


Todd Hubing

An up-to-date list of Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Test 
Standards


The Big Three, GM, Ford, Chrysler, make up their own separate standards in 
collusion with each other, using parts and pieces of the rest of the list. 

And the tricky part is that to get "accepted" as qualified to test to their 
standards, one has to build their specified test equipment AND pass their test 
item through the requirements.

And they don't help nor provide hints.  All you get is a pass/fail result.

It makes NARTE a grad degree - from kindergarten !


- Bill Owsley
EMC First LLC (Jan 2022)



On Friday, December 17, 2021, 10:09:09 AM EST, James Pawson (U3C) 
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Hi David,



Thank you that is very useful.



I’ve seen OEM specs for Ford and GM and, as you observe, their requirements 
often exceed R10 and CISPR 25. It was a rude shock to that particular client…



All the best and merry xmas

James





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From: David Schaefer <[email protected] 
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Subject: Re: [PSES] US vehicle EMC regulations



Hi James,



In the USA vehicles are covered by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 
(FMVSS), which do not address EMC/EMI. Part 15.103 excludes vehicles, except 
for the general clause that they cannot cause harmful interference. The normal 
intentional testing and certification would be required for a radio.



All the automotive manufacturers have their own internal specifications, 
usually far exceeding the requirements from ECE R10.



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Hi all,



I’m familiar with UNECE Regulation 10 that covers EMC for vehicles and 
Electronic Sub Assemblies in Europe.



Is there an equivalent set of vehicle EMC standards for the US?



Presumably CFR47 Part 15 applies to unintentional and intentional radiators as 
well?



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James







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