Automatic parking active braking test method based on CAN bus programming
A CAN bus and automatic parking technology, which is applied in electrical testing/monitoring, testing/monitoring control systems, general control systems, etc., can solve problems such as inability to perform active braking performance simulation tests, failure to meet pilot testing and calibration requirements, etc. , to achieve the effect of facilitating brake calibration test, shortening development cycle and reducing workload
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[0064] The vehicle starts to enter the parking mode when it is 20 meters away from the parking target point in a straight line. At this time, the vehicle speed is 8km / h. VCU 3, ECU of EBS 5 and RTK 6 coordinate and control the vehicle to perform automatic parking. The VCU 3 sends an automatic parking start command to the simulated braking test system 1 through the CAN1 bus. In this embodiment, the value of the first distance is 3m. When the VCU 3 judges that the vehicle is 10m away from the parking target point through RTK 6, the vehicle first accelerates and then drives at a constant speed. When the vehicle is 3m away from the parking target point, the VCU 3 sends a message to the EBS5. Parking brake request, EBS 5 sends a parking brake command to the simulation brake test system 1, the simulation brake test system 1 switches the message mode, and sends a parking brake command to EBS 5 through the gateway of the vehicle CAN network system 2 The brake request message includes:...
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[0067] The vehicle starts to enter the parking mode when the straight-line distance from the parking target point is 20m. At this time, the vehicle speed is 5km / h. VCU 3, EBS5 ECU and RTK 6 coordinate and control the vehicle to perform automatic parking. The VCU 3 sends an automatic parking start command to the simulated braking test system 1 through the CAN1 bus. In this embodiment, the value of the first distance is 3m, and the value of the second distance is 0.7m.
[0068] When VCU 3 judges that the vehicle is 10m away from the parking target point through RTK 6, the vehicle first accelerates and then drives at a constant speed. Send a parking brake command, simulate the brake test system 1 to switch the message mode, and send a brake request message to the EBS 5 through the gateway of the vehicle CAN network system 2. The brake request message includes: The dynamic safety level is the first level, the braking priority is the highest level, the deceleration value of the fi...
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[0072]When the vehicle is performing automatic parking (that is, during the whole process of acceleration-constant speed-braking), the PDC 7 will sound an alarm when it detects an obstacle within 3m, and the controller of the PDC 7 will feedback The relevant message signal is sent to VCU3, and VCU 3 sends a parking emergency braking command to the simulated brake test system 1, and the simulated brake test system 1 will send a braking request report containing a large braking deceleration value. The text is given to EBS 5, and the emergency braking is performed by EBS 5. The braking request message includes: the braking safety level is emergency, the braking priority is the highest level, the emergency deceleration value is 3m / s², and the hydraulic brake actuator is driven to perform emergency braking operation. stop.
[0073] The test results show that: EBS 5 can normally respond to the braking demand of the simulated brake test system 1, and when an obstacle suddenly appear...
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