By
William Ribbens, Professor of Electronic Engineering at the University of Michigan; conducts research in automotive and aircraft electronics at the Vehicular Electronics Laboratory
Description
In addition, the new edition explains new electronically controlled vehicle motion control systems including advanced suspension, electronically
controlled electric power steering, 4-wheel steering and electronically controlled electric brakes. The braking systems are part of an
integrated motion control system that couples ABS brakes; traction control and variable vehicle dynamics for enhanced stability are also
described. The development of hybrid/electric vehicles and their associated electronic control/monitoring systems as well as the new
technologies incorporated into conventional gasoline and diesel-fueled engines are also discussed.
Audience:
Automotive engineers, technicians, students & enthusiasts
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) - 83,000 members, 15,000 thousand of
which are students. Many of these members are part of the affiliate society Service Technicians Society.
