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A form of transportation that runs on electricity is known as an electric vehicle (EV).
Electric cars and trucks use an electric motor that is powered by electricity from batteries or a fuel cell, as opposed to traditional vehicles that use a gasoline (petrol) or diesel-powered engine.
Electricity is typically used to power autonomous vehicles, as is the case with Navya’s shuttles.
They are connected, equipped with a cutting-edge set of sensors, an embedded driving and communication system, and other features that make it possible for them to operate safely without a driver.
The ability of equipment or systems to operate satisfactorily in their electromagnetic environment without introducing intolerable electromagnetic disturbance to anything in that environment is measured by electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing.
The Global automated electric vehicle EMC testing market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Rohde & Schwarz and AVL automate EV EMC testing
The trend is away from static EMC testing of automobiles toward dynamic testing, where the drivetrain is active and changes speed and torque while the EMC test is being run.
This is because the tests must be as realistic as possible. A partnership between Rohde & Schwarz and test software provider AVL is focused on automated electric vehicle EMC testing.
Customers have been asking for an AVL EMC test automation system connection for Rohde & Schwarz EMC analysers for years.
Its purpose is to support electromagnetic emissions and immunity testing while simulating actual driving, which may include travelling on roads that meet automotive standards.
EMC test software automates measurement of the equipment being tested and controls EMC systems.
Elektra software has also been altered to enable automatic communication with AVL Concerto software, a post-processor for measured data that generates test reports in accordance with pre-defined pass and fail criteria, replacing a formerly manual process.
