The #ESP Electronic-Stability-Program, helps to maintain control of the car on difficult roads and in those critical driving situations where the vehicle tends to roll off the road or slip due to the laws of physics (for example, in sharp curves that are taken high speed). Its objective is to reduce traffic accidents associated with skidding and loss of control.
An ESP consists of an electronic control unit (ECU), actuators located in the brake system and the following sensors:
Steering Angle: Located on the steering column, it reports the movement of the steering wheel.
Turning speed: common to ABS and located on the wheels, they report possible blockages.
Turning angle and lateral acceleration: reports the real behavior of the car.
ESP Electronic Stability Program
#esc Electronic Stability Control
DSC
#AutoTechTV For those of us who simply use the car and want to understand and enjoy it, but also with the information and commentaries of advanced tech that’s appreciated by enthusiasts of the motor world. What does the new car technology offer us? What does the future of mobility look like? Here at AutoTechTV we invite you to travel the world of cars with an innovative vision in anticipation of the future of the #motor universe. We bring you the latest news and trends presented at the biggest international car shows, test drives, and tips to get the most use out of your car, while looking out for the environment and being a safe driver. SUBSCRIBE to our channel @AutoTechTV Technology Clear and Simple.
AutoTechTV | @autotechtv
Hosted by César Avigliano.
Written by Engineer Garibaldi.
Produced and directed by Roby Massarotto.
Spanish version @autotecnicatv