Full vehicle operation Sample Clauses

Full vehicle operation. The vehicle shall be installed in an indoor test facility where the vehicle can operate in the same manner as outdoors. The test facility have the capability to simulate actual road load input to the vehicle. All microphone locations shall be as for the vehicle test conditions as specified in Figure 1. The front plane of the vehicle shall be on the PP’ line. 1). The microphone shall be installed on board of the vehicle in the direct vicinity of the emitting surface of the external sound generating system. The acquisition system shall be installed on board of the vehicle. ISO comment : This is not necessary. The acquisition system could be located elsewhere if proper telemetry was provided. Consider for deletion. A frequency, fi , shall be identified that is intended to change as a function of vehicle speed, which can be measured and can be tracked for operating conditions specified in this regulation. NOTE 1 Typical signal analysis tools provide frequency and time coordinates of the tonal component can be obtained by using a cursor on the autopower spectrogram to pick frequency and time coordinates that correspond with vehicle speed. NOTE 2 No specific frequency identification process has been specified as there is no known identification specification that can clearly identify frequencies which shift with vehicle operating conditions, primarily vehicle speed, when the frequency content of the desired signal and any background noise is unknown. See Appendix B for further information. NOTE 3 It is not recommended to carry out the frequency shifting measurements in outdoor facilities with the vehicle in motion. At the present time, accurate frequency measurements from a moving object over a speed range relative to the stationary PP’ microphones will not provide reliable results. It is not recommended to carry out the frequency shifting measurements in outdoor facilities with the vehicle in motion using signal from PP’ microphones. On board microphones do not have relative motion from the sound generation system and deliver a reliable signal for frequency shifting measurement. .
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