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UN R10 — Electromagnetic compatibility
Review electromagnetic compatibility requirements for vehicles and their electrical and electronic systems.
Explore the scopeWhat does it cover?
UN R10 addresses electromagnetic compatibility for vehicles and for components and separate technical units intended for installation in them. It covers immunity to radiated and conducted disturbances, control of unwanted electromagnetic emissions and additional requirements during charging while connected to the power grid. The text distinguishes vehicle-level assessment from the assessment of electrical or electronic subassemblies.
Who is it for?
Vehicle manufacturers, electrical and electronic system developers, and technical teams planning EMC tests.
Which subjects are addressed?
- Vehicles and electrical/electronic subassemblies
- Immunity to radiated and conducted disturbances
- Control of unwanted electromagnetic emissions
- Additional requirements for grid-connected REESS charging
Common question
Are vehicles and electronic subassemblies assessed within the same scope?
The regulation addresses both vehicles and components or separate technical units intended for installation in vehicles, subject to the limitation in paragraph 3.2.1 for components. The product characteristics and relevant test provisions need to be considered together.
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