ADAS-LINKED ACTIVE HOOD APPARATUS AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME
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June 25, 2020
An ADAS-linked active hood apparatus includes an ADAS device that measures information regarding a driving state of a vehicle and an object and a collision sensor unit that is positioned at a front of the vehicle and measures collision with the object. An active hood lift system (AHLS) raises one end of a hood of the vehicle based on a signal from the collision sensor unit. A controller sets a pedestrian detection threshold (PDT) turn, receives information regarding a plurality of front objects from the ADAS device to compensate for a PDT, compensates for an output reference value of the collision sensor unit based on the compensated PDT, and determines whether collision occurs using the collision sensor unit to adjust pop-up of the AHLS when an output value equal to or greater than the compensated reference value is applied.
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