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Aktuelle und Zukünftige Entwicklungen zum Fussgängerschutz Am Kraftfahrzeug

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Die Anforderungen an den Fußgängerschutz von Kraftfahrzeugen werden in den nächsten Jahren zunehmen. In der Gesetzgebung sind die relevanten Anforderungen in der Verordnung (EC) Nr. 78/2009 [1] festgelegt. Die Methoden, die auf Einzelkomponententests nach EEVC WG 17 basieren, sind in Testverfahren zum Fußgängerschutz weit verbreitet. Eine Weiterentwicklung von Testverfahren der RWTH Aachen verfolgt das Ziel, das reale Szenario möglichst genau im Testlabor darstellen zu können.

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  1. Lutz Eckstein
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Eckstein, L., Bovenkerk, J. & Ertugus, E. Aktuelle und Zukünftige Entwicklungen zum Fussgängerschutz Am Kraftfahrzeug. ATZ Automobiltech Z 112, 934–939 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03222223

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