What is the function of a reversing radar?
1 Answers
The main function of a reversing radar is to automatically activate when reversing, allowing the driver to know if there are obstacles behind the vehicle without turning their head, making parking and reversing easier and safer. Below is more information about car reversing radars: 1. A car reversing radar, also known as a reversing collision avoidance radar, is a safety assist device that functions during reversing. It informs the driver about obstacles around the vehicle through sound or a display screen, addressing the difficulties of inspecting blind spots while reversing, parking, or starting the car. It helps drivers overcome the limitations of blurred vision and blind spots. Using ultrasonic principles, the radar sends ultrasonic waves from the rear probe to detect obstacles and measures their distance, providing alerts to the driver. 2. A reversing radar mainly consists of a display, controller, and ultrasonic sensors. The controller processes signals and calculates the position and distance between obstacles and the vehicle body. The ultrasonic sensors primarily emit and receive ultrasonic signals, inputting the data into the main unit, which is then displayed on the screen. When the sensors detect that the obstacle distance reaches a dangerous range, the system issues a warning through the display to alert the driver.
