Mobility Technology Development Center (New Proximity Irradiation Test)
We have started a new close-range irradiation testing service. We have a track record of conducting various online witnessing tests.
TÜV Rheinland Japan has introduced new proximity testing equipment issued by OEM manufacturers and has started testing services. This test not only involves spot frequency irradiation using mobile antennas and sleeve antennas in the conventional radio frequency band but also considers noise in the current automotive interior. It is a test that irradiates broadband noise in the tens of MHz band and is currently under application and review in ISO 11452-9. 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. 【Service Lineup】 ■ EMC Testing for Automotive-Related Systems and Components - EMC Testing AIS 004 - Homologation standards (including UNECE R10 and other EMC requirements under UNECE regulations) - R&D (specific to each automotive 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.