what is sensotronic braking system?
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Sensotronic braking system, development work and manufacture done by Bosch. The system took 6 years and USD$150 million to create, and includes a variety of sensors and chips plus a high-pressure hydraulic reservoir to put the binders on. The sophisticated setup electronically varies brake force at each wheel, while microchips annotate vehicle speed and direction as soon as the driver's foot releases the throttle. Once the brake pedal is depressed, braking force is initially applied with more strength to the front outer wheel and then to the rear inner wheel, all within milliseconds of course.
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make sure u have a big enough engine to turn the wheels while braking before it becomes a burn out.
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I tend to have the same problem. I've reduced it to some extent by shifting the levers very slightly forward and down so now I rest more of my palm on the top of the levers rather than the crook of thumb and forefinger. The disadvantage with this is that the brakes are less well positioned for my fingers, but its marginal.\n\nTry too, changing the inward angle of the brakes to match the natural angle of your hands at the bars. Mine are toed in about 5 degrees.\n\nI also invested in better gloves with gel padding right where it gets sore - these work brilliantly - I know this for sure because just yesterday I forgot them, did 50 miles anyway, and I have a blister to show for it at the base of my thumb!
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Similar to a shock absorber...helps make your ride less bumpy
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look on the top of the controler, near the wire or sensor.
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None.\n\nAlthough on some superspeedways, the shifter is essentially ignored except for pit stops.
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Because the brake pad is gone and the clicking is the warning tab on the brake pad.CHANGE YOUR BRAKES
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sensodyne tooth paste, or other such products, work by blocking the tubulents in the dentin. Tubulents are tiny little holes in the dentin of your teeth, that lead to the pulp chamber. These holes are natural, but when they are exposed, the will make your teeth feel sensitve. Therefore, by using sesodyne, you can block these holes, and prevent the sensitivity, but often times, when you stop using the toothpaste, the holes will be exposed again, and the sensitivity will return. In this case, I would advise you to see your dentist and explain your concerns. There are several options, depending on your condition, that he/she will be able to offer as a more permanent solution.\n\nI hope this helps,\n\nCraig
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This is a magnetic flywheel.  The spinning magnets will induce a voltage across the coil of wire.  If you draw current from the wire, that current will induce a magnetic field which will exert a torque on the magnets, slowing them down.  The total electrical energy you can get out of the system will never exceed the initial kinetic energy of the rotating magnets.\n\nThe thing slowing down the magnets is not friction, it's an electromagnetic force, and even if you eliminate friction completely, the magnetic torque will spin down your magnets quite handily as soon as you start extracting energy from the system.
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The control system is designed to detect all requests, decide whether to go up or down (depending on whether the car is empty or has passengers already heading up or down) and whether to pass or stop each floor.  The elevator may be part of a bank of two or more elevators requiring logic to handle the most people efficiently without ignoring anyone who has pressed the button.
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Slow down to stop..Never slam on brakes..The yellow light is giving you time to stop..The camera built in the lights will take a kodak moment of you and send you a fine..
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Your answer is in your question.  It limits the amount of slip from one wheel and transfers the power to the other wheel.
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"Break up" not "brake up"...a brake is what stops a car or bike...
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Brake discs glow red as a result of friction. The brake pads rub on the brake disks and the friction is what causes the vehicle to stop. This friction also in turn causes a great deal of heat to build up and this heat is transfered to the brake discs causing them to glow red. Usually this will only happen in racing vehicles unless there is some problem.
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A control system is a device or set of devices that manage the behavior of other devices.A control system is an interconnection of components connected or related in such a manner as to command, direct, or regulate itself or another system.\n\nThere are two common types of controllers, with many variations and combinations: logic controls, and feedback or linear controls. There is also fuzzy logic, which attempts to combine the easy design of logic with the real-world utility of feedback controls.
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You are driving a car.  The car in front of you stops\nsuddenly.  You hit the brakes.  Tires squeal, but the car still moves. Inertia.
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There have been different systems in the past 30yrs. For a general concept check out the link below.\n\nDepending on what you are looking for: EFI electronic fuel injection, TBI throttle body injection, CBI central body injection, CPI central port injection or SCPI sequential central port injection or MFI multi-port fuel injection (which is most popular nowadays) you can get an idea of what it is at this link.\nFor a specific version based on the vehicle you own, try a Hanes service manual.