
The MBN 10284-2 standard, developed by the Mercedes-Benz Group, describes the EMC performance requirements for electrical and electronic components in passenger vehicles and defines test methods for testing electrical and electronic equipment in vehicles to meet these requirements.

The electrical system of a car is quite complex in today's automobile industry. Everything is electronically controlled, from the lights, brakes, accessories, ignition system and throttle. It's amazing to think about the technological progress the automotive industry has made over the last fifty years.
Most of the electronic systems in vehicles are divided into eight groups: engine electronics, transmission electronics, chassis electronics, passive safety, driver assistance, passenger comfort, entertainment systems and cockpit systems.
The engine electronics is where the main difference between conventional and electric vehicles occurs. While a central electric control unit controls the engines of conventional vehicles, an electric drive controller is used for electric vehicles. The second biggest difference is that most conventional motor vehicles today have automatic or semi-automatic transmissions with their own control units, while the vast majority of electric vehicles use the battery management system only because they only have one gear. Electronics and components in the chassis such as ABS, brake assist, electronic stability, parking assist are mostly related to the wheels and suspension. Regenerative braking is something specific to electric vehicles. Electronic sensors and triggers in airbags and limiters in emergency brake assist systems are some of the most important electronic components in occupant safety today. The driver assistance electronics are different depending on the make of the car. Systems such as autopilot, lane assist, blind spot detection, cruise control and even pre-collision assistance systems fall into this group. Climate control, seat adjustment, automatic wipers / headlights are what make driving and traveling more enjoyable, and these systems all require interactive electronic components.
Among the numerous tests, measurements, analyses, and evaluations our organization provides for businesses in various sectors, we also offer testing services for electrical and electronic components in passenger vehicles under the MBN 10284-2 standard, utilizing a trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment.
