The Use of Signal Processing Techniques in an Occupant Detection System
940906
3/1/1994
- Content
- An occupant detection system must employ advanced signal processing techniques if it is to work throughout a full range of environmental variations, and make use of all potentially relevant information. This review begins with a discussion of the kinds of signals that one expects from an occupant position sensor described in [1]. Potential noise sources are then examined. The kinds of information that can be extracted from those signals are described. Finally, an example of the application of signal processing techniques to a complex problem is presented.
- Pages
- 8
- Citation
- Gillis, E., and Gioutsos, T., "The Use of Signal Processing Techniques in an Occupant Detection System," SAE Technical Paper 940906, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/940906.