You probably won’t encounter many certification test questions about Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (known as ADAS), but you should understand how these systems affect repairs when entering the real-world.
In a new episode of Tech Test Prep, Carley Millhone shares some tips for working on vehicles with ADAS systems. Sponsored by Blue Streak by Standard.
Watch our previous Tech Test Prep video, here.
Engineers have devised two strategies that can be called the “immune system” for the electrical system.
With even the most basic vehicles having more than 10 modules connected to hundreds of circuits, there is always a possibility that wires can get crossed. Engineers want to prevent damage to wiring, circuit boards and sensors if something goes wrong that causes a short or open. To avoid damage and possible fires, engineers have devised two strategies that can be called the “immune system” for the electrical system.
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