Re: [PSES] EN 50498:2010 Emissions measurement distance

2020-10-13 Thread David Schaefer 
Charlie,

EN 50498 refers back to the old EU automotive directive 2004/104/EC, which uses 
CISPR 25 (2002).  CISPR 25 specifies a 1 meter measurement distance with the 
EUT on a copper bench.

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I couldn't see the measurement distance specified in this standard for 
aftermarket electronic equipment in vehicles - have I missed it, or do you use 
3m as per the emissions standards listed in the bibliography?

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Charlie

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[PSES] EN 50498:2010 Emissions measurement distance

2020-10-13 Thread Charlie Blackham 
All

I couldn't see the measurement distance specified in this standard for 
aftermarket electronic equipment in vehicles - have I missed it, or do you use 
3m as per the emissions standards listed in the bibliography?

Best regards
Charlie

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