UL Solutions Enhances Automotive EMC Testing and Certification to Boost Vehicle Safety and Performance
UL Solutions, a global safety science leader, emphasizes the role of EMC testing in the automotive industry, acknowledging that in-vehicle electronics are now standard rather than luxury items for tech-savvy car buyers. Expectations for seamless and secure connectivity, advanced driver assist systems (ADAS), radar, LiDAR, and camera sensors are high on buyers' wish lists for greater vehicle safety. UL Solutions offers a full range of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and wireless automotive testing services to not only meet but exceed consumer demand for safety, security, and performance.
Vehicle electronic subassemblies and components pose unique testing challenges, which UL Solutions addresses through OEM recognized EMC validation testing of varied component types. These include switches, motors, electronic control units (ECUs), lighting assemblies, electric vehicle (EV) battery control modules, and complex infotainment modules. The company assists automotive suppliers in meeting OEM testing requirements.
UL Solutions is third-party accredited and tests to global OEM standards, including those of major automotive manufacturers. To facilitate access to the European market, UL Solutions is authorized to test automotive electronic/electric subassemblies (ESAs) for compliance with the Vehicle Type Directive and the E Mark certification of components.
Interoperability testing services are also offered for Wi-Fi, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and wireless charging to ensure seamless integration of Bluetooth® and other technologies into vehicles. Additionally, UL Solutions provides vehicle system cybersecurity solutions, including threat analysis, risk assessments, vulnerability testing, and security protection validation.
The automotive industry faces significant transformation due to innovations in connected vehicles, autonomous driving, ride-sharing, and electric vehicles. UL Solutions adheres to CISPR 25, electrical safety, and EMC standards, including the 2016 update to CISPR 25 and the 2019 additions to ISO 11452 and GB/T 36282-2018, to ensure that EM noise is checked and does not lead to serious risks.
With extensive laboratory capacities, UL Solutions can meet demanding deadlines, address unexpected delays, and provide updates and draft test reports throughout the process. This ensures an in-depth and accredited assessment of EMC and wireless vehicle components, providing confidence in product capabilities and performance.
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