Chapter 10 Flashcards
Describe the general operation of a magnetic reluctance (PM) wheel speed sensor.
The PM wheel speed sensor is a variable reluctance sensor that produces a voltage directly related to the rotational speed of the wheel
Describe the general operation of a magnetoresistive wheel speed sensor.
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
Explain the job of wheel speed sensors in the ABS system.
The wheel speed sensors signal the EBCM about the speed of the wheels during braking
Describe the construction differences between the integrated ABS and the nonintegrated ABS.
In an integrated system the master cylinder is not replaceable without replacing the modulator
Describe the difference in the DBC-7 without TCS and the DBC-7 with TCS.
What can the Bosch ABS 9.0 unit control as far as braking/stability control enhancements?
Explain why some ABS systems no longer use proportioning valves.
What is the advantage of vehicle networking?
What is the first thing the traction control can do to help eliminate positive wheel spin?
If the EBCM senses wheel slip when the brakes are not applied, its first step is to request the PCM to reduce________ ________.
engine torque
The DBC-7 operates on ______ volts instead of _______ volts.
High-speed CAN, which is needed for “real time” computer interaction is rated at _______
1 Mb/second
A slow wheel as monitored by the wheel speed sensor will produce a ________frequency signal, whereas a faster wheel will cause a comparatively _______ frequency.
lower, higher
The ________ replaces the standard hydraulic proportioning valve found on many older vehicles.
The magnetoresistive sensor produces a _______ signal and has its own power supply. The amplitude of the signal is constant.