GB/T28046.2-2019, as the second part of the series of standards for environmental testing of vehicle electrical and electronic equipment, focuses on standardizing the test methods and requirements related to electrical loads. Compared with the 2011 version, the new version of the standard has significant improvements in technical parameters and test methods:
| Technical Dimensions | 2011 Version | Changes in the 2019 Version |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage Range | Mainly 12V system | New 18V-32V gear (24V system) |
| Overvoltage test | 12V system 24V/60s | Compliance criterion Upgraded from Class C to Class B |
| Frequency Range | 50Hz-20kHz | Extended to 25kHz (Severity 4) |
The standard specifies voltage codes for two power supply systems:
Test requirements: Within the range of Table 1/Table 2, the functional status of the equipment must reach Class A (no performance degradation).
Simulate the voltage shock when the generator load is suddenly disconnected:
Typical improvement case: In the 24V system overvoltage test, the 36V withstand voltage test time is extended from 30min to 60min, which is closer to the actual working conditions of heavy-duty vehicles. The test shows that the failure rate of a certain brand of ECU module dropped by 42% after the extended test.

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