Mobility Technology Development Center (MTC: EMC Testing, Chiryū, Aichi Prefecture)
Response to the expanding CASE market! One-stop support from type certification acquisition to EMC testing.
MTC has obtained laboratory certification for the MAZDA MES standard. We have started a seminar to address COP compliance, which is increasing due to changes in automotive regulations. TÜV Rheinland Japan is a third-party certification body with a proven track record in certification related to safety standards and regulations for vehicles and automotive parts. To respond to the expanding CASE market, our Mobility Technology Development Center will enhance testing capabilities for in-vehicle related products and provide services specialized for automobiles. We conduct EMC testing for in-vehicle ECUs and electrical/electronic devices, as well as wireless testing for short-range devices (SRD) such as smart keys. 【Service Lineup】 ■ EMC Testing for Automotive-Related Systems and Components - Homologation standards (including UNECE R10 and other EMC requirements under UNECE regulations) - R&D (specifications for each automobile manufacturer) ■ Wireless Testing - For keyless entry, smart keys, TPMS, car navigation, and others FCC/RE directive/Japanese Radio Law compliance testing *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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In 1978, we established a representative office in Japan and provide safety testing and certification for industrial products exported to Europe, including Germany, and other overseas countries as a third-party inspection organization. Additionally, we offer domestic evaluation services in Japan with the permission and designation of the relevant government ministries.
