The Search for a Truly International Radio Frequency Interference Standard

SAE J551a (radio interference from ignition systems) was the first Standard revised specifically for compatibility with international requirements. Subsequent revisions (presently 551g) have made it significantly more stringent than the standard used overseas. U.S. automotive manufacturers have volu...

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