The “Ford EY-0128 Electrical and electronic environmental system requirements (non-EMC)” standard developed by Ford Motor Company describes in detail the component levels of electrical modules, sensors and switches and the full vehicle environmental requirements. Verification of component levels and environmental requirements is carried out within the framework of the "CETP 00.00-E-412 Electrical and electronic component environmental compatibility test" standard.
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Subsystems and components of the vehicle electrical and electronic system achieve functional performance goals when operating under the influence of the real-world environment specified by the vehicle program and environmental conditions caused by vehicle-specific component interactions, installation locations, and packaging.
Subsystem or component functional performance objectives and associated acceptance criteria are defined in the system design document or component design document.
The environmental noise factor measurements defined in the standard define the general environmental requirements baseline for all subsystems and components of the vehicle electrical and electronic system. The overall target values provided represent general minimum target ranges for environmental noise factor measurements.
All actual target values are defined and presented in a table in accordance with the CETP 00.00-E-412 standard. Additionally, the tool must be validated and staged by the program team in accordance with real-world customer usage requirements specific to the program, using the tables and packaging or installation restrictions contained in that standard. More details are included in the CETP 00.00-E-412 standard.
In Ford EY-0128 standard, all electrical except electromagnetic compatibility such as climatic ambient air temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure/altitude, dust, salt mist, chemical resistance, liquid ingress, vibration, audible noise, mechanical shock/transport drop, connector lead/lock etc. and requirements for electronic environmental systems are described.
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