Automotive Transient Immunity Generators

 

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Automotive transient immunity generators are required to meet conducted electrical disturbance immunity standards such as ISO 7637, ISO 16750-2 and others. Generating the electrical transient pulses and, typically using an internal coupler, the automotive transient generators apply waveforms defined it test standards to supply lines and assemblies used in cars and other vehicles.



The EMC Shop stocks a wide selection of automotive transient generators from Teseq, EM Test and 3ctest. Rent or buy an automotive transient generator for virtually any international or manufacturer specific test standard requiring immunity testing to electrical disturbances on cars, trucks or industrial vehicles. Software can be easily added and integrated to include additional tests as required.



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Automotive transient generators are typically benchtop, but heavy equipment. When doing testing on three phase power lines systems usually require much larger coupling/decoupling networks which substantially increase system size. EM test environments with ground planes with connections to earth are required to safely use transient generators.

Test Standards Requiring Automotive Transient Generators

Test Setup Diagram - Automotive Transient Immunity Generators

  • ISO 7637-2
  • ISO 7637-3
  • ISO 16750-2
  • ISO 10605
  • ISO 11452-4
  • ISO 11452-8
  • ISO 11452-10
  • CISPR 25
  • Ford FMC1278
  • GMC and others
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    EMC/EMI Testing Services              Automotive EMI/EMC Testing              ISO 16750-2 Load Dump Generators

     

    Automotive transient immunity generators are required to meet conducted electrical disturbance immunity standards such as ISO 7637, ISO 16750-2 and others. Generating the electrical transient pulses and, typically using an internal coupler, the automotive transient generators apply waveforms defined it test standards to supply lines and assemblies used in cars and other vehicles.



    The EMC Shop stocks a wide selection of automotive transient generators from Teseq, EM Test and 3ctest. Rent or buy an automotive transient generator for virtually any international or manufacturer specific test standard requiring immunity testing to electrical disturbances on cars, trucks or industrial vehicles. Software can be easily added and integrated to include additional tests as required.



    Get Application Support, Pricing, Lead Time and More: CONTACT FORM



    Automotive transient generators are typically benchtop, but heavy equipment. When doing testing on three phase power lines systems usually require much larger coupling/decoupling networks which substantially increase system size. EM test environments with ground planes with connections to earth are required to safely use transient generators.

    Test Standards Requiring Automotive Transient Generators

    Test Setup Diagram - Automotive Transient Immunity Generators



    Common Automotive Immunity Pulses

    ISO and SAE

    Pulse 1. A simulation of transients due to supply disconnection from inductive loads; it applies to a DUT if as used in the vehicle, it remains connected directly in parallel with an inductive load. 

    Pulse 2a. Simulates transients due to a sudden interruption of currents in a device connected in parallel with the DUT due to the inductances of the wiring harness.

    Pulse 2b. Simulates transients from DC motors acting as generators after the ignition is switched off.

    Pulse 3a/3b. Occurs as the result of switching processes. The characteristics of this pulse are influenced by distributed capacitance and inductance of the wiring harness.

    Pulse 4. The voltage reduction caused by energizing the starter motor circuits of the internal combustion engines. Pulse 4 variants. Most manufacturer variations of pulse four are generally much more complicated. For example, Ford requires up to four arbitrary generators with four outputs to be perfectly synchronized. 

    Pulse 5. Simulation of a load dump transient occurring in the event of a discharged battery being disconnected while the alternator is generating charging current with other loads remaining on the alternator circuit at this moment. Magnetic field immunity. Simulates magnetic fields generated by electric motors, daytime running lamps, etc. for DUTs with magnetically sensitive devices. Transformer coupled sine waves. Sinusoidal noise coupled on battery lines. Often referred to as “ground shift”.

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  • Automotive Voltage Drop Simulators

     

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    The EMC Shop stocks automotive voltage drop simulators to test components to be used in electric vehicles (as well as gas-powered). Meet ISO 7637-2 and other industry standards as well as manufacturer standards or use software to customize or replicate voltage dropouts that you want to expose your device to.

    Voltage Drop Simulation test setup

    Most of our customers will simply place the voltage drop simulator on a bench, ground the chassis, and be off and rolling. There are diagrams avaialble that specify spacing, placement, etc... We have found that in most cases, these aren't detrimental unless striving for full compliance.

     

    Video - Automotive Load Dump Simulator

    More Details

    Be sure the generator and external coupling devices are well grounded. Start testing at lower voltage levels to observe how your DUT responds as well as surrounding equipment in your test area. Your test setup may require you to move equipment and/or isolate your test area a bit more.

    Test Parameters Example

    Automotive Voltage Drop Simulators

    Vehicle Manufacturer Test Standards

    • Audi I EE-32 (2006-06)
    • BMW GS 95003-2 and 95024
    • Case New Holland ENS0310 (12-2-2010)
    • Chrysler CS-11809 and CS-11979
    • Claas CN 05 0215 (2004-12)
    • Cummins 14269 and 14387
    • DAF BSL-006 (2009-04)
    • Daimler Chrysler DC-10842 and PF-9326
    • Fiat 9-90110 Issue 13 (2007-03)
    • Ford CS-2009.1 (2-11-2010)
    • General Motors GMW3172_H (July 2010)
    • Honda 7794Z-SAAA-000 (28.12.2004)
    • Hyundai ES 96100-02 (2006-11-16)
    • Mazda MES PW67600 (1995-07)
    • Mitsubishi ES X82115 Rev C (2009-03)
    • Nissan 28401NDS02 Rev 4 (2008-08)
    • Toyota TSC70212G (2007-06)
    • Volkswagen VW 80101 and VW 80000
  • Automotive Load Dump Generators

     

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    The EMC Shop stocks automotive load dump generators to test components to be used in electric vehicles (as well as gas-powered). Meet ISO 16750-2 and other industry standards as well as manufacturer standards or use software to customize or replicate voltage dropouts that you want to expose your device to.

    Automotive load dump test setup

    Most of our customers will simply place the automotive load dump on a bench, ground the chassis, and be off and rolling. There are diagrams avaialble that specify spacing, placement, etc... We have found that in most cases, these aren't detrimental unless striving for full compliance.

     

    Automotive Load Dump Generator

    More Details

    Be sure the load dump generator and any external coupling devices are well grounded. Start testing at lower voltage levels to observe how your DUT responds as well as surrounding equipment in your test area. Your test setup may require you to move equipment and/or isolate your test area a bit more.

    Test Parameters Example

    Automotive Load Dump Generators

    Vehicle Manufacturer Test Standards

    • EN 301489-1 EN 300329 EN 300340 
    • ISO 7637 
    • ISO 16750 
    • SAE J1113 and SAE J1455 
    • JASO 
    • Nissan 
    • BMW 600 13.0 GS 95002 BMW GS 95003-2
    • Case New Holland ENS0310
    • Chrysler PF-9326
    • Claas CN 050215
    • Cummins 14269
    • Daimier Chrysler DC-10842 and PF-10540 
    • FAW Diesel ECU MY06.0
    • Fiat 9.90110
    • Ford EMC-CS-2009.1
    • Ford ES-XW7T-1A278-AB
  • Automotive EFT/Burst Pulse Simulators

     

    Rental Equipment           BCI Testing & Equipment           Automotive EMC Testing           CISPR 25 LISN's

     

    The EMC Shop stocks automotive EFT/Burst pulse simulators to test components to be used in electric vehicles (as well as gas-powered). Meet ISO 16750-2 and other industry standards as well as manufacturer standards or use software to customize or replicate voltage dropouts that you want to expose your device to.

    Automotive transient pulse test setup

    Most of our customers will simply place the automotive EFT/Burst pulse simulator on a bench, ground the chassis, and be off and rolling. There are diagrams avaialble that specify spacing, placement, etc... We have found that in most cases, these aren't detrimental unless striving for full compliance.

     

    Automotive EFT/Burst Pulse Simulator

    More Details

    Be sure the EFT/Burst pulse simulators and any external coupling devices are well grounded. Start testing at lower voltage levels to observe how your DUT responds as well as surrounding equipment in your test area. Your test setup may require you to move equipment and/or isolate your test area a bit more.

    Test Parameters Example

    Automotive EFT/Burst Pulse Simulators

    Vehicle Manufacturer Test Standards

    • EN 301489-1 EN 300329 EN 300340 
    • ISO 7637 
    • ISO 16750 
    • SAE J1113 and SAE J1455 
    • JASO 
    • Nissan 
    • BMW 600 13.0 GS 95002 BMW GS 95003-2
    • Case New Holland ENS0310
    • Chrysler PF-9326
    • Claas CN 050215
    • Cummins 14269
    • Daimier Chrysler DC-10842 and PF-10540 
    • FAW Diesel ECU MY06.0
    • Fiat 9.90110
    • Ford EMC-CS-2009.1
    • Ford ES-XW7T-1A278-AB
  • EV/Automotive Manufacturer/OEM Specific Testers

    The EMC Shop is an ISO 17025 accredited company. Rent, buy or lease EV/Automotive Manufacturer/OEM Specific Testers for components and subassembly testing immediately.

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    • Plug-in modules for JASO D001-94
    • For many classic Japanese immunity tests
    • Cost-effective addition to the NSG 5500 automotive transient generator
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    • Voltage up to 60V
    • Current up to 10A (peak up to 15 A)
    • Bipolar-amplifier models available
    • Low output impedance
    • Powerful DC voltage source
    • Pulses 4 and 2b (ISO 7637-2/ISO 16750-2)
    • Pre-programmed test routines to simulate various supply waveforms
    • Input for external signal generator to produce most complex waveforms
    • Software for Windows Vista & Windows 7
    • USB and GPIB interfaces
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    • Voltage up to 60 V, 2 ranges
    • Expandable to 77 V
    • Current up to 100 A (300 A peak)
    • Four quadrant operation
    • Fast step response time
    • Low output impedance
    • High Bandwidth
    • Temperature-controlled air cooling
    • Pre-programmed test routines to simulate various supply waveforms
    • Input for external signal generator to produce most complex waveforms
    • Software for Windows Vista & Windows 7

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    • Capacitive stability mode
    • High bandwidth up to 180 kHz
    • Fast slew rate
    • Ideal for use as synchronized auxiliary channels required by various EMC standards
    • Two gain settings for universal use
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    • Plug-in modules for JASO D001-94
    • For many classic Japanese immunity tests
    • Cost-effective addition to the NSG 5500 automotive transient generator
     
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    • Large inrush current capability
    • Capacitive stability mode
    • High bandwidth up to 150 kHz
    • Fast slew rate
    • Two output ranges for power efficiency
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    • Built-in DDS to generate sinusoidal signals up to 250kHz
    • Built-in LF amplifier, 250W
    • Output voltage max. 140V p-p, 50V rms
    • Output current max. 5A rms
    • Programmable DC voltage offset
    • Controlled by AutoWave and autowave.control via Framebus
    • Integrated voltage measurement 10Hz - 250kHz (optional)
    • Integrated field strength measurement (optional)

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    • Rentals Ship Immediately
    • 2-Day Free Transit
    • Auto Invoicing of Rental Rate each Month
    • Package Includes:
      • EFT & Microburst Generator
      • Coupler for ISO 7627 1,2a,3a, 3b pulses
      • Software License
      • Accredited Calibration
    4-10 Weeks
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