What is Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility?
Electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of a device, equipment or system to operate well in the electromagnetic environment in which it is located, and does not produce any unbearable electromagnetic interference in its environment.
Automotive electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of vehicles or parts or independent technical units to work satisfactorily in their electromagnetic environment without causing unnecessary electromagnetic disturbance to anything in the electromagnetic environment.
Automotive electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of vehicles or parts or independent technical units to work satisfactorily in their electromagnetic environment without causing unnecessary electromagnetic disturbance to anything in the electromagnetic environment.
What is Automotive Electromagnetic Compatibility
That is: in the car and its surrounding space, during its operation time, under the condition of available spectrum resources, the car itself and the surrounding electrical equipment can coexist without causing degradation
