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Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Testing
As well as speed, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) allows a driver to maintain a set distance behind the car in front. ACC systems may feature a variety of features, such as auto disengagement and brake warning.
The VBOX 3i Vehicle Separation package is suitable for testing to ISO 15622 standard. Adaptive Cruise Control testing and validation can be conducted on the test track using a static DGPS Base Station, a Moving Base or via an NTRIP correction solution.
Further details on ADAS ACC Testing can be found on our website.
Parameters
ADAS Test |
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) |
Vehicles |
1 Subject and 1 Target Vehicle |
DGPS Correction Method |
NTRIP |
IMU Integration |
No |
CAN Hub |
Yes |
Two Way Communication |
Yes |
Vehicle Contact Points |
Load |
IMPORTANT - Please ensure that all product Firmware and Software versions are up to date!