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What is the purpose of the rear cross-traffic warning system?
What is the purpose of the rear cross-traffic warning system?
- To alert drivers of approaching vehicles while backing up (correct)
- To alert drivers of approaching vehicles while driving forward
- To alert drivers of approaching vehicles while changing lanes
- To alert drivers of approaching vehicles while at a stop sign
What does the automatic emergency braking system do?
What does the automatic emergency braking system do?
- Accelerates the vehicle to avoid collision
- Turns the steering wheel to avoid collision
- Applies brakes to avoid collision (correct)
- Disables the vehicle to avoid collision
What does the pre-collision system do?
What does the pre-collision system do?
- Monitors fuel efficiency and provides recommendations
- Monitors road conditions and adjusts vehicle speed
- Monitors road ahead and takes actions to avoid collision (correct)
- Monitors driver behavior and provides feedback
What technology is used to detect and recognize objects?
What technology is used to detect and recognize objects?
When is calibration of camera and radar systems required?
When is calibration of camera and radar systems required?
What can affect camera and LiDAR operation?
What can affect camera and LiDAR operation?
What is the range of LiDAR in creating 3-D images?
What is the range of LiDAR in creating 3-D images?
What process is used for camera calibration?
What process is used for camera calibration?
When is radar calibration required?
When is radar calibration required?
What are autonomous vehicles equipped with to detect surrounding objects?
What are autonomous vehicles equipped with to detect surrounding objects?
What is the purpose of DSRC?
What is the purpose of DSRC?
What frequency and bandwidth does DSRC use to transmit critical information?
What frequency and bandwidth does DSRC use to transmit critical information?
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Rear Cross-Traffic Warning
Rear Cross-Traffic Warning
A system that alerts drivers of vehicles approaching from the sides while backing up.
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)
A system that automatically applies brakes to avoid a collision.
Pre-Collision System
Pre-Collision System
A system that monitors the road ahead and takes actions to avoid a collision, such as warning the driver or applying brakes.
Object Detection and Recognition
Object Detection and Recognition
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Camera and Radar Calibration
Camera and Radar Calibration
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Factors Affecting Camera and LiDAR Operation
Factors Affecting Camera and LiDAR Operation
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LiDAR
LiDAR
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Static Calibration
Static Calibration
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Radar Calibration
Radar Calibration
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Sensors in Autonomous Vehicles
Sensors in Autonomous Vehicles
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Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC)
Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC)
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DSRC Frequency and Bandwidth
DSRC Frequency and Bandwidth
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Study Notes
- Rear cross-traffic warning system alerts drivers of approaching vehicles while backing up
- Automatic emergency braking system applies brakes to avoid collision
- Pre-collision system monitors road ahead and takes actions to avoid collision
- Cameras and LiDAR are used to detect and recognize objects
- Calibration of camera and radar systems is required after replacement or repair
- VIN decoders can identify ADAS equipped on a vehicle
- Heavy rain, snow, or mud can affect camera and LiDAR operation
- LiDAR can create 3-D images at 300 yards
- Static calibration process is used for camera calibration
- Radar calibration is required after grille or fascia removal.
- Autonomous vehicles use automated driving systems to make navigation decisions without driver input.
- SAE J3016 classifies the vehicle capabilities into five levels of automation.
- Level 0 systems do not include any assistance to the driver.
- Level 1 systems use cruise control to help maintain a constant vehicle speed.
- Level 2 systems include Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind-Spot Warning, Lane-Departure Warning, Rear Cross-Traffic Warning, Backup Camera, Forward-Collision Warning, Automatic Emergency Braking, and Self-Parking.
- Level 3, 4, or 5 autonomous vehicles are equipped with radar, LiDAR, and cameras to detect objects surrounding the vehicle.
- Dedicated short-range communication (DSRC) is used for vehicle-to-vehicle communication.
- DSRC uses a 5.9 GHz frequency and 75 MHz bandwidth to transmit critical information.
- DSRC diagnosis involves testing hardware and signal strength, and repairs are made by replacing the hardware.
- Autonomous vehicles have potential benefits such as fewer traffic collisions, increased roadway capacity, and reduced congestion, but concerns include managing transitions between automated control and driver control and the assignment of liability when errors occur.
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Test your knowledge on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous vehicles with this informative quiz! From the basics of camera and radar calibration to understanding the different levels of automation, this quiz covers a range of topics related to ADAS and autonomous vehicles. Sharpen your understanding of technologies such as pre-collision systems, rear cross-traffic warning, and automatic emergency braking. Don't miss out on the chance to learn about the potential benefits and concerns of autonomous vehicles, including the challenges of transitioning between
