Autonomous Vehicle Laboratory Certification Testing

As the automotive industry advances towards widespread autonomous vehicle adoption, comprehensive testing in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), electromagnetic interference (EMI), product safety, and environmental factors have become much more important. These protocols ensure the reliability, safety, and performance of autonomous vehicles, safeguarding users and paving the way for a sustainable future in transportation.

Keystone Compliance has developed an expertise in the testing of autonomous vehicles and their subsystems. Whether it be testing entire vehicles or individual systems and components, our ISO 17025 accredited testing lab has the necessary equipment and knowledge to complete a thorough testing program.

Listed below are some of the tests that Keystone completed and specific standards that we have tested to. Please contact us for more information on how we can assist you with meeting your EMC or environmental compliance testing needs.

Environmental Testing

Vibration & Shock Testing:

• IEC 60068-2-6:2007 – Sinusoidal Vibration – Resonance Search
• Vibration Fixturing/Adaptation
• Shock Testing

Temperature Testing:

• Temperature Testing (with up to 2,000W Solar Load)
• ISO 16750-4 Constant Temperature – Low Temperature
• ISO 16750-4 Constant Temperature – High Temperature
• ISO 16750-4 Temperature Step
• Humidity Testing

Accelerated Life Testing (Combined Vibration & Temperature Testing)

Other Environmental Testing:

• ISO 16750-5 Chemical Tests
• MIL-STD-810G – Method 509.5 – Salt Fog Testing
• MIL-STD-810G – Method 506.5 – Wind/Rain (Water Spray)
• MIL-STD-810G – Method 521.3 – Icing/Freezing Rain
• SAE J575 Safety of Lighting Devices
• SAE J1455 Heavy-Duty Vehicle Electronics
• SAE J2139 Testing for Devices Used on Vehicles

EMC Testing

ISO 16750-2 Operating Under Power:

• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.2.2 – Supply Voltage
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.3.2 – Overvoltage
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.4.2 – Supply Ripple Rejection, Low
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.4.2 – Supply Ripple Rejection, High
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.5.2 – Slow Supply Variation
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.6.1.2 – Momentary Drop in Supply Voltage
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.6.2.2 – Reset Behavior at Voltage Drop
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.7.2.3 – Reversed Voltage

ISO 16750-2 Wiring Faults:

• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.8.2 – Ground Offset
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.9.1.2 – Single Line Interruption
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.9.2.2 – Multiple Line Interruption
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.10.2.1 – Signal Circuit Short Circuit
• ISO 16750-2:2006E, 4.10.3.1 – Load Circuit Short Circuit