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Sensor Review
Sensor Review (1996) 16 (4): 25–30.
Published: 01 December 1996
.... © MCB UP Limited 1996 Accidents Safety Sensors Vehicles Features The Smart Seat approach Paul King, M.R. Jackson, M.D. Galer-Flyte and A.J. Grafton The authors Paul King, M.R. Jackson and A.J. Grafton are based in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and M.D. Galer-Flyte...
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Sensor Review
Sensor Review (1996) 16 (4): 31–36.
Published: 01 December 1996
... accident equivalent to the car hitting a wall at 12 mph (21.5 km/h). At the rst trigger point the electronics check via a seat-buckle contact, whether the seat-belt has been fastened. If it has, only the standard automatic belt tensioners will be triggered, while the airbag will only be triggered...
