Hyundai Genesis: Autonomous Emergency Braking(AEB) System / Description and Operation

Description
AEB(Autonomous Emergency Braking) is a function purposed to avoid the collision or to reduce the damage against the accident which can be taken place from the late braking or insufficient braking power due to the reason of absented mind of the driver.
The sequence of system control is as follows.
1.
Sensing the vehicle driving ahead and data analysis with the radar sensor of smart cruise control system (SCC) and camera sensor on the Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) (CAN Communication)
2.
Checking the vehicle for AEB control with analyzed sensing data
3.
Calculation of proper speed reduction depending on the existence/speed/distance of the car ahead
4.
Transmitting the calculated "required speed reduction" to the Electronic Stability Control(ESC) (CAN Communication)
5.
ESC performs the braking control after calculating the required torque for realizing the "required speed reduction" (CAN Communication)
Operation

? The time presented in the illustration varies depending on the vehicle speed.
Step 1: The visual (Display) alarming is made when the collision risk is sensed.
Step 2: Voice and haptic (Steering wheel vibration) alarming is made.
The engine torque reduction and automatic braking are made when the collision risk increases.
Step 3:Quick braking is performed at the risk of collision
After automatic braking: The braking control is released after keeping the braking power for a certain time.
   
The braking power differs depending on the level of collision risk, but the automatic control is released immediatelyupon recognizing the driver’s behavior for avoidance.
   
1.
It does not move to the step 3 alarming condition while driving over 80km/h.
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Impossible to perform the full auto braking and complete safety belt fastening braking.
2.
Step 3 is performed after alarming while driving on straight road and on smoothly curved road below 80km/h
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However, the collision can take place in the medium high speed over 30kmg/h depending on the road surface condition
3.
Vehicle speed is reduced by performing the automatic braking after voice alarm while driving on straight road and on smoothly curved road below 180km/h.
4.
Avoiding the collision is impossible over 80km/h and the offset shall be less than 50%.
5.
It does react to the reversely moving vehicle and approaching vehicle.
   
Offset : the non-overlapping rate on a line between the vehicle and the one driving ahead
1.
Offset 0% :

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Offset 100% :

Autonomous Emergency Braking(AEB) System
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Components and Components Location
Components components and components location AEB system consists of the following systems Device to detect a potential obstacle forward (radar, cameras) Human-Machine Interface (HMI) to warn th ...

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