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UNECE-R10 defines the EMC requirements that components and vehicles must meet in order to be type-approved.<\/h1>\n

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To ensure compliance of vehicles and components to automotive EMC standards, our engineers perform tests on component \/ module and chip \/ IC using state-of-the-art data acquisition software to study the interaction between components, simulated loads and vehicle, allowing us to accurately predict the conformity of the component itself and\/or the entire vehicle. Inlab is recognized as a technical service under the automotive authority of San Marino.<\/h2>\n

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\u00a0 Tests according to ECE-R 10:<\/strong><\/h1>\n