SAS CONTROL MODULE
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Purpose
• The SAS control module controls the air bag system.
Function
Backup power supply function
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• The backup power supply function enables the condenser to discharge and supply power to assure air bag system operation/deployment properly for a specified time even if the power supply to the SAS control module is cut due to a collision.
Vehicle travel condition detection function
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• The SAS control module detects the vehicle travel conditions based on the signals from the following integrated sensors.
• The SAS control module sends the vehicle travel conditions detected by the following sensors to the DSC HU/CM via a CAN signal.
Sensor
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Signal
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Low-G sensor
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• Vehicle longitudinal acceleration speed signal
• Vehicle lateral acceleration speed signal
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Yaw rate sensor
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• Vehicle steering angle speed signal
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Collision detection signal output function
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• The air bag system output signals to the following units when it determines that it necessary for the SAS control module to operate (deploy) the air bag system.
• When each unit receives the signal, they perform controls to mediate damage from the vehicle collision.
Related unit
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Signal
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Reference
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• DSC HU/CM
• Front body control module (FBCM)
• Mazda ERA-GLONASS control module
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Secondary collision reduction signal
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• PCM
• Instrument cluster
• Center display
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Fuel-cut request signal
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Construction
• SAS control module installed under the rear console.
• The following circuits are built into the SAS control module.
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― Determination and safing circuit
― Output control circuit
• The following sensors are built into the SAS control module.
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― Crash sensor
― Yaw rate sensor
― Low-G sensor
Operation
• For the operation, refer to the [AIR BAG SYSTEM]. (See
AIR BAG SYSTEM.)
Fail-safe
• If the SAS control module performance/function cannot be maintained due to any cause, the fail-safe function stops air bag system control and flashes the air bag/seat belt pre-tensioner system warning light to prevent the air bags from operating (deploying) accidentally.