Method for testing electrical loads in a vehicle electrical syst

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – In vehicle wiring

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324429, 324430, 324 731, 324601, 324102, G01R 3102

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059734990

ABSTRACT:
A method for testing electrical loads in a vehicle electrical system is provided, in which the loads, which are fed by a vehicle battery, are selectively switched on and off. The load-specific current consumption in the switched-on state is determined and assessed in each case. The battery voltage is measured immediately before and shortly after the switching-off of a previously switched-on load in order to determine the load-specific current consumption value from the load-specific battery voltage difference. The internal resistance of the battery serves indirectly as the measuring resistance, which is determined by loading the battery with a known load on a trial basis.

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