In-vehicle rear view monitors are essential for modern automotive safety, offering wider visibility than traditional mirrors. To ensure their long-term reliability, aging tests are crucial. An ageing test of 8 hours is conducted to simulate extended use and ensure the reliability and performance of components under typical operating conditions.

Here are the necessities of aging tests for in-car monitors:

Stability and Reliability: Tests simulate daily use stresses like vibrations and temperature changes to confirm monitor stability.

Image Quality and Clarity: These tests ensure that monitors continue to provide clear, high-definition images under various conditions.

Durability Assessment: Tests evaluate the monitor’s endurance over its operational lifetime, informing on maintenance needs and lifespan.

Safety and Regulatory Compliance: These tests guarantee that monitors maintain performance in emergencies and meet safety standards.

Product Quality Control: Tests detect design or manufacturing flaws early, enhancing the overall quality and reliability before market release.