TechAcademy-Training-Catalogues-M&R-EV-ADAS-25-06-EN

Radar, Adaptative Cruise Control with Emergency Brake Assist Diagnosis and calibration

6 HOURS

This training covers dynamic distance control and the emergency brake assistant. Mechanics will learn how Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) maintains speed and distance, while the emergency brake assistant prevents collisions. The course enhances understanding of ACC functionality, control strategies, and system components, with a major focus on radar sensor calibration.

PEDAGOGICAL OBJECTIVE

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DURATION SECTIONS AND TIMINGS

Radar module Comparing RADAR and LIDAR Locating where the module is installed Fundamentals of radar technology How automatic control sequentially proceeds

1

Adaptative Cruise Control (ACC) Basic functionality of the ACC Additional functions of the ACC

Overview of manufacturer-specific ACC systems Differences between hand shifting and automatic The network configuration of the ACC system Input information Destination determination (negotiating curves) Range and overlap angle Automatic control and speed range

2

27 sections from 5 to 45 min

System limitations Driving dynamics

6h

Brake Assist system Emergency braking procedure Distance to object Speed - Position and target selection Distance and speed measurement Position determination

3

Diagnosis and failures Reasons for system failure in practice Diagnostics - Radar and system Adjustment or alignment of the radar module Misalignment (adjustment) angle Typical error messages Calibration Chassis setting configuration

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Module certified by

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