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BS ISO 16505:2015

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Road vehicles. Ergonomic and performance aspects of Camera Monitor Systems. Requirements and test procedures

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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
10 3.1 Vehicle related terms and definitions
11 3.2 Mirror related terms and definitions
20 3.3 Camera related terms and definitions
23 3.4 Monitor related terms and definitions
31 3.5 Camera Monitor System based terms and definitions
40 4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
44 5 General information and use case definitions
48 6 Requirements
6.1 Intended use
6.1.1 Default view
6.1.2 Adjusted default view
6.1.3 Temporary modified view
49 6.1.4 Luminance and contrast adjustment
6.1.5 Overlays
6.2 Operating readiness (system availability)
50 6.3 Field of view
6.4 Magnification and resolution
6.4.1 Average magnification factor
6.4.2 Minimum magnification factor
51 6.4.3 Resolution (MTF)
52 6.5 Magnification aspect ratio
6.6 Monitor integration inside the vehicle
53 6.7 Image quality
6.7.1 Monitor isotropy
54 6.7.2 Luminance and contrast rendering
6.7.3 Colour rendering
55 6.7.4 Artefacts
56 6.7.5 Sharpness and depth of field
6.7.6 Geometric distortion
6.7.7 Further image quality requirements
57 6.8 Time behaviour
6.8.1 Frame rate
6.8.2 Image formation time
6.8.3 System latency
6.9 Failure behaviour
6.10 Quality and further ergonomic requirements
6.10.1 Needs of older persons
58 6.11 Influences from weather and environment
7 Test methods
7.1 System documentation
7.2 Intended use
7.2.1 Default view
7.2.2 Adjusted default view
7.2.3 Temporary modified view
7.2.4 Luminance and contrast adjustment
59 7.2.5 Overlays
7.3 Operating readiness (system availability)
60 7.4 Field of view
7.5 Magnification and resolution
7.5.1 Average magnification factor
61 7.5.2 Minimum magnification factor
63 7.5.3 Resolution (MTF)
65 7.6 Magnification aspect ratio
7.7 Monitor integration inside the vehicle
66 7.8 Image quality
7.8.1 Monitor isotropy
68 7.8.2 Luminance and contrast rendering
77 7.8.3 Colour rendering
80 7.8.4 Artefacts
81 7.8.5 Sharpness, resolution, and depth of field
83 7.8.6 Geometric distortion
7.8.7 Further Image quality requirements
7.9 Time behaviour
7.9.1 Frame rate
7.9.2 Image formation time
7.9.3 System latency
84 7.10 Failure behaviour
85 7.11 Quality and further ergonomic requirements
7.11.1 Needs of older persons
7.12 Influences from weather and environment
8 Functional safety
86 Annex A (normative) Standard application on class II and IV mirrors in commercial vehicles
91 Annex B (informative) Formula applications, explanations, and guidelines
125 Annex C (informative) Calculation of the dimensional magnification and of a correction factor to obtain the angular magnification
130 Annex D (informative) Complementary information for resolution measurement
139 Annex E (informative) Correlation between Resolution (MTF) and spatial frequency measured using SFR method for depth of field evaluation or sharpness evaluation
144 Annex F (informative) Complementary charts and method for long distance measurements
147 Annex G (informative) Distortion measurement
154 Bibliography
BS ISO 16505:2015
$215.11