Why choose this package?

Comprehensive vehicle-level EMC testing
This bundle covers every recognized method for assessing the immunity of passenger cars and commercial vehicles to narrowband radiated electromagnetic energy. From general principles to specialized test environments, you’ll have all the standards needed for robust, compliant, and repeatable testing—regardless of propulsion system or vehicle type.

Up-to-date and industry-trusted
The ISO 11451 series is widely used in the automotive industry and referenced in global regulations. It supports the latest testing needs for both traditional and electric vehicles, reflecting the growing complexity and criticality of vehicle electronics.

Streamlined compliance and procurement
Access all five parts in one package—saving time, reducing cost, and ensuring you’re fully equipped for any vehicle immunity test scenario.

What’s included?

• ISO 11451-1: Defines general conditions, terminology, and test principles for the entire series, ensuring consistent methodology and terminology across all tests.
• ISO 11451-2: Specifies methods for immunity testing using off-vehicle radiation sources, covering a broad frequency range and focusing on electric field exposure in absorber-lined shielded enclosures.
• ISO 11451-3: Details procedures for simulating on-board transmitters, enabling realistic evaluation of vehicle immunity to internal RF sources.
• ISO 11451-4: Describes bulk current injection (BCI) techniques for testing wiring harness immunity, focusing on conducted disturbances in shielded environments.
• ISO 11451-5: Introduces reverberation chamber methods, allowing efficient, multi-vehicle, and high-field-strength testing for the latest vehicle architectures.

Key benefits

• One-stop access to all essential vehicle-level EMC immunity standards
• Supports global compliance and regulatory requirements
• Applicable to all vehicle types, including electric and hybrid
• Reduces procurement complexity and ensures technical consistency

Who should buy?

• Automotive OEMs and suppliers
• EMC test laboratories and engineers
• Regulatory compliance professionals
• R&D and quality assurance teams