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The Regulatory Situation With Respect to Automobile Ignition Interference
Ignition interference has been a trou blesome problem from the very early days of broadcasting. Having solved the problem of interference to AM reception in the automo bile, the automobile industry faced a more serious challenge with the advent of tele vision broadcasting. This was largely solved by voluntary compliance with SAE Standard J551. Today, the automobile industry is fac ing even a greater challenge: The control of interference to land mobile communication.