Braking control system with object detection system interaction
AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsNaoki Maruko, Minoru Tamura, Hideaki Inoue, Takayuki Watanabe
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AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsNaoki Maruko, Minoru Tamura, Hideaki Inoue, Takayuki Watanabe
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A braking control system includes an object detector, a host vehicle speed sensor, and a control unit configured to be electronically connected to at least the object detector and the host vehicle speed sensor for automatically controlling, depending on a host vehicle speed and a relative distance, a braking force needed for an automatic braking operation, containing preliminary braking control and supplementary braking control, without driver's braking action when a host vehicle is approaching a frontally positioned object. The control unit detects the presence or absence of a driver's intention for lane-changing. In the presence of the driver's intention for lane-changing, the preliminary braking control initiated prior to the driver's braking action is inhibited or the degree of limitation on the supplementary braking control, through which a value of a controlled quantity is brought closer to a target deceleration rate needed for collision-avoidance, is reduced.
A braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
A braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
A braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
A braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
An automatic preliminary braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
An automatic supplementary braking control system with object detection system interaction comprising:
A method for automatically controlling a braking force needed for an automatic braking operation without driver's braking action when a host vehicle is approaching a frontally positioned object, the method comprising:
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