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This technical guideline represents a non-binding technical description of test procedures for automotive connectors up to 60 V DC. Representatives of the connector manufacturers in the ZVEI prepared

The European Commission presented its proposal for a Regulation on Artificial Intelligence ("AI Act") on 21 April.  The proposed regulation aims to create a legal framework in Europe for so-call

The future value of automobiles will undoubtedly be created through software. Whereas software contributes about 10 percent of the added value today, it is expected to rise to 40 percent by 2020 (Mor

This guideline provides lessons-learned, experiences and best practices related to the application of ISO 26262 for the development of software.  Version 2

The electrical industry’s requirements for Common European Data Spaces Networked products and new storage options enable companies to process huge volumes of data. Collected via platforms, evaluated

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This document defines common tests characterising the EMC behaviour of integrated circuits (ICs) in terms of RF emission and RF immunity in the frequency range from 150 kHz up to 3 GHz as well as pul

The automotive industry faces increasingly complex and dynamic product development and vehicle operation environment challenges. The advent of autonomous vehicles systems coupled with the promise of

Europe will have the chance to take off to a fourth industrial revolution at high speed and will hold its pole position on a global scale. ZVEI member companies are representing all key technologies

The automotive industry is becoming more and more focused on the necessity of a robust and efficient software development process. The lack of common standards right at the "software release&quo