Mounting Location of Sensor

FCC ID: OAYARS100-3

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ACC pulse doppler radar system
                                                                              A.D.C.
Technical Description                                                         Automotive Distance
                                                                              Control Systems GmbH



1. General Description


The A.D.C. automotive radar system for autonomous intelligent cruise
control (AICC) and collision warning monitors the traffic area in front of the
vehicle using three stationary independent millimeter wave radar beams.
Moving and stationary objects are detected and their distance and relative
velocity is measured and processed continuously.
Sixteen times per second the actual traffic situation is analyzed by a digital
signal processor within the ECU supplying information to engine control
and brake systems in order to operate the vehicle in a distance controlled
mode referenced to the relevant object ahead. In case of critical situations
a warning can be given to the driver in order to enhance his reaction time.
Due to its physical nature the radar sensor is offering excellent
performance characteristics even in adverse weather conditions (fog, rain
and snow).
Additional information of vehicle driving conditions is required from
standard or specialized in-vehicle sensors, e.g. speed, steering angle
and/or yaw rate. This data is made available to the ECU via a universal
car network (e.g. CAN) or specific interface circuits.
System hardware configuration is characterized by a two box design with
a radar sensor (front end) mounted in the front of the car, typically behind
the radiator, and a related Electronic Control Unit in an arbitrary location.
Car specific demands and cost issues may lead to a one box solution in
the future.
Packaging of the radar frontend is self-contained and the unit is applicable
in space critical vehicle environments. The antenna design is based on a
monostatic patented reflector arrangement offering optimum mechanical
dimensions.
A block diagram of the system is shown in fig.1




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File: Description of ADC ARS100-3 radar system   page 2                   September 17th, 2001



Document Created: 2002-02-14 16:52:45
Document Modified: 2002-02-14 16:52:45

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