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Impact Detection for the High Voltage Battery Reduces Weight – Ensures Safety

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Author(E)1) Johannes Vetter, 2) Andreas Forster, 3) Udo Geissler
Affiliation(E)1) Continental, 2) Continental, 3) Continental
Abstract(E)Continental uses existing pedestrian protection sensors and applies the measurement principle to the battery. This allows to distinguish different types of impact events and warns the driver accordingly. The system is already active before the actual damage occurs and is robust enough to prevent unnecessary false alarms.
The battery impact system can additionally be used to detect intrusion to the front or the side into the battery by installing the sensor tube laterally around the battery

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