Is Slow or Fast Shock Absorber Rebound More Comfortable?

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For automotive electronic shock absorbers, slower rebound is better than faster rebound. Here is an introduction to shock absorbers: 1. Attributes: Shock absorbers are damping components in a car's suspension system, primarily designed to accelerate the attenuation of vibrations in the frame and body, thereby improving the vehicle's ride comfort. In simple terms, they suppress excessive spring oscillations to make driving and riding more comfortable and stable. 2. Classification: Shock absorbers that function during both compression and extension strokes are called double-acting shock absorbers, while those that only function during the extension stroke are called single-acting shock absorbers. Structurally, they can be roughly divided into three types: tube-type, pneumatic (also known as monotube), and adjustable-resistance. However, adjustable-resistance shock absorbers are mostly used in some high-end cars, while tube-type shock absorbers are the most widely used in automobiles, so today we will focus on this type of shock absorber.