Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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Describe the general operation of a magnetic reluctance (PM) wheel speed sensor.

A

The PM wheel speed sensor is a variable reluctance sensor that produces a voltage directly related to the rotational speed of the wheel

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2
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Describe the general operation of a magnetoresistive wheel speed sensor.

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must have a 12 volt reference supplied to it by the Electronic Brake Control Module (EBCM). This voltage is modified to a changing frequency and sent back to the EBCM

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3
Q

Explain the job of wheel speed sensors in the ABS system.

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The wheel speed sensors signal the EBCM about the speed of the wheels during braking

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4
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Describe the construction differences between the integrated ABS and the nonintegrated ABS.

A

In an integrated system the master cylinder is not replaceable without replacing the modulator

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5
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Describe the difference in the DBC-7 without TCS and the DBC-7 with TCS.

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6
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What can the Bosch ABS 9.0 unit control as far as braking/stability control enhancements?

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7
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Explain why some ABS systems no longer use proportioning valves.

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8
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What is the advantage of vehicle networking?

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9
Q

What is the first thing the traction control can do to help eliminate positive wheel spin?

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10
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If the EBCM senses wheel slip when the brakes are not applied, its first step is to request the PCM to reduce________ ________.

A

engine torque

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11
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The DBC-7 operates on ______ volts instead of _______ volts.

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12
Q

High-speed CAN, which is needed for “real time” computer interaction is rated at _______

A

1 Mb/second

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13
Q

A slow wheel as monitored by the wheel speed sensor will produce a ________frequency signal, whereas a faster wheel will cause a comparatively _______ frequency.

A

lower, higher

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14
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The ________ replaces the standard hydraulic proportioning valve found on many older vehicles.

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15
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The magnetoresistive sensor produces a _______ signal and has its own power supply. The amplitude of the signal is constant.

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16
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Magnetic lines of force are called ______ _______.

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17
Q

The Continental Teves Mk60/Mk70 system has hydraulic brake assist that increases pressure to the brakes whenever a _______ ________ is detected through the brake pedal sensor.

A
18
Q

The hydraulic pump for the Bosch 9.0 system has ________ pistons instead of two that were used on earlier systems.

A
19
Q

The TCS is designed to control wheel spin or ________ wheel slip.

A
20
Q

Technician A says with digital signals only the frequency changes.

Technician B says an analog voltage signal is infinitely variable; in other words, it flows smoothly as it changes voltage levels.

Who is correct?

A
21
Q

Sensors are being discussed.

Technician A says that sensors are used to measure some sort of physical action and change it to an electrical signal.

Technician B says that the simplest sensors are often on–off switches.

Who is correct?

A
22
Q

Technician A says that an actuator converts mechanical action to electric energy.

Technician B says that an actuator uses electric current to perform a mechanical action.

Who is correct?

A

b

23
Q

Actuators and sensors are being discussed.

Technician A says that a too low current may mean that an actuator or sensor is not functioning properly.

Technician B says that the controller cannot monitor actuator and sensor operation electrically.

Who is correct?

A
24
Q

Command signals are being discussed.

Technician A says that automotive controllers (computers) are simple compared to those used at work or school.

Technician B says that most automotive computers work without sharing information with other computers on the network.

Who is correct?

A
25
Q

While discussing TCS as an outgrowth of four-wheel four-channel ABS,

Technician A says most of the same components are used in both systems.

Technician B says the TCS also interfaces with the engine (PCM) and transmission (TCM) control modules to request that specific actions be taken.

Who is correct?

A
26
Q

Technician A says that an integrated ABS unit has many serviceable parts.

Technician B says that the nonintegrated ABS has many serviceable parts.

Who is correct?

A
27
Q

There are several different names in use for the ABS controller. All of the following names have been used except:

BACU
ICU
EBCM
CAB

A
28
Q

While discussing ABS brakes,

Technician A says ABS is excellent in directional stability.

Technician B says ABS is excellent in directional control.

Who is correct?

A
29
Q

Technician A says that PM generator (variable reluctance) sensor produces a digital signal.

Technician B says that a PM generator used an electromagnet as part of the sensor.

Who is correct?

A