How to Adjust the Sensitivity of Electronic Throttle in Cars?
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Electronic throttle can be equipped with an electronic throttle booster or modified ECU. For ECU modification, specialized software is required, and it's best not to use pirated software to avoid potential risks. Installing an electronic throttle booster does not affect the normal use of the vehicle. The output values of an electronic throttle booster are usually within the engine's rated power and will not cause any harm to the car. The electronic throttle booster can amplify the throttle signal and improve static response. The so-called 'acceleration' of an electronic throttle booster is mainly achieved by increasing the throttle response sensitivity. This means that the last 33% of the throttle signal from the pedal is no longer useful at any time. When the driver presses the pedal to 66%, the booster's output is already at full throttle, thereby increasing the throttle response sensitivity by 50%. Essentially, the throttle signal is adjusted continuously, changing from the previous 1:1 ratio to 1:1.x, where x is the signal amplification coefficient. It can also amplify the throttle signal speed to enhance dynamic response. When the throttle pedal is pressed, the booster calculates the rate of change of the throttle signal based on the depth and speed of the pedal press. The faster the change, the stronger the acceleration demand. The throttle booster will increase this rate of change, ultimately achieving better dynamic response in acceleration.
