Advanced Driver Assistance System

In advanced driver assistance systems, waterproof connectors serve as a crucial physical safeguard for achieving stable signal transmission and power supply between sensors, controllers, and actuators. Their core function lies in ensuring reliable operation of the system even in complex driving environments such as wet, dusty, or wading conditions, thereby safeguarding driving safety and maintaining the integrity of system functions.

Key application scenarios of waterproof connectors in ADAS

1 Environment perception sensor connection

Advanced driver assistance systems rely on sensors such as cameras, radar, and lidar to obtain environmental information. These sensors are typically installed in exposed areas outside the vehicle. Waterproof connectors can effectively prevent rainwater, mist, and dust from infiltrating their electrical interfaces, ensuring the stability of high-bandwidth data transmission such as video and radar signals, and avoiding perception failure caused by connection failures

2. Electronic control unit connection

As the "brain" of the system, the electronic control unit (ECU) has numerous connections with various sensors and actuators. Waterproof connectors are used to protect these critical electrical connections, preventing moisture infiltration that could lead to circuit shorting, corrosion, or signal interference, thereby ensuring accurate data processing and reliable command issuance by the ECU