MES PW 67600 Electronic Components

In the MES PW 67600 standard, published by Mazda, a Japanese automobile company, within the scope of the Mazda Engineering Standard (MES), test methods for automobile components (electronic devices) are defined.

Electric vehicles form part of a worldwide strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. For this reason, it is increasingly discussed in standards committees and laboratories around the world. Developed international standards increasingly focus on issues specific to electric vehicles, charging systems, and transient immunity in high-voltage battery lines. Work continues on both immunity and emission solutions in radio frequency applications and electrical subassembly failures.

While the standards for electronic components in vehicles are still very variable, there are now some tests that need to be done. Here are a few of them:

• Full vehicle radio frequency immunity and emissions
• Powerful simulations of internal disturbances for electrical and electronic subassemblies
• magnetic field immunity
• Immunity and emissions in charging systems and charging stations
• Bulk current injection test
• Component-level emissions and immunity testing

Electronic components test methods described in the MES PW 67600 standard are also designed within this framework.

When it comes to automotive electronics, other than hybrid vehicles, the first things that come to mind are the different types of electronic systems used in automobiles: such as the audio system, safety airbags and electronic controller. A car electronics basically includes headlight, LED brake light and similar components. Every module used in a car is a modern electronic device. Previously, electronics in cars were generally used to control the engine. However, the latest developments today provide people with the most complex driving skill. There are different electronic systems used in automobiles such as increasing driving motion, fuel efficiency and driver comfort. Now, with computer-controlled systems, automobiles are turning into electronic engines. In this transformation, many electronic systems are used in automobile design.

Among the numerous tests, measurements, analyses, and evaluations our organization provides for businesses in various sectors, we also offer electronic component testing services under the MES PW 67600 standard, utilizing a trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment.