9.90110 belongs to the series of numbered test requirements of the Italian manufacturer, and a document of this type is broader than an electromagnetic compatibility requirement because it sets out the tests a component must pass across several categories of stress rather than in the electromagnetic domain alone. A component specification at this level typically covers the electrical behaviour of the unit over its operating voltage range, its behaviour under the abnormal conditions of the vehicle supply, its resistance to the climatic and mechanical environment of its mounting position, and its electromagnetic compatibility, and it directs the reader to the method documents for each. That breadth is the reason a supplier usually receives one such document together with a set of specific requirements, and it is also the reason the test programme for a component is longer than an electromagnetic assessment alone would suggest.
The AWG 100X Arbitrary Waveform Generator complies with ISO 16750, ISO 7637-2 and certain automotive manufacturer standards.
The PFS 60100A2 automotive power failure simulator complies with GM3172, LV124, VW 80000, VS-00.34-L-10002, and other relevant standards.
Load dump pulses generated by the LDS 200NxxD comply with ISO 7637-2, ISO 16750-2, SAE J1113 and numerous vehicle manufacturer standards
The PFS 60200A2 automotive power failure simulator complies with GM3172, LV124, VW 80000, VS-00.34-L-10002, and other relevant standards.
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