How Does Cruise Control Work?
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Cruise control system working principle: Simply put, it involves the cruise control module reading the pulse signal from the vehicle speed sensor and comparing it with the set speed, then issuing commands to the servo mechanism to adjust the throttle opening, either increasing or decreasing it, to maintain the vehicle at the preset speed. Here are some related details: 1. The electronic multifunction cruise control system eliminates the mechanical control part of the cable-type cruise control, adopting precise electronic control instead, which makes control more accurate and avoids the risk of mechanical failure. 2. The working principle of the cable-type cruise control system, simply put, involves the cruise control module reading the pulse signal from the vehicle speed sensor and comparing it with the set speed, then adjusting the throttle opening, either increasing or decreasing it, to maintain the vehicle at the preset speed. For example, when the vehicle is going uphill and the speed decreases, the pulse signal from the speed sensor drops, and the control module will command the servo actuator to open the throttle at a corresponding angle to maintain the speed. Conversely, when going downhill, it will reduce the throttle opening.