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Standards exist to unify requirements and to make it possible to make sure that equipment is tested in the same way, even if several different test labs performs the test. But as new technology comes to market, and old technology evolves, so must the standards. The International Organization for Standardization are continuously developing new standards and updating existing standards. And sometimes the specified tests changes, yielding old test equipment obsolete.

In this thesis, we will look at the differences between the old and the current versions of the ISO~7637 standards as well as how we can verify if old test equipment lives up to the new requirements. A verification method will be designed, partly implemented and evaluated. Several of the aspects for automating the verification will be considered. The results will show that old equipment most likely will be usable with the newer version of the standard, as well as point out some of the difficulties of verifyng that this is the case.


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