What are the basic requirements for automotive braking systems?
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There are three basic requirements for automotive braking systems: first, good braking performance; second, good directional stability during braking; and third, good braking smoothness. Below is an introduction to the automotive braking system content: 1. The braking system mainly consists of four parts: the energy supply device, control device, transmission device, and brake. Its primary function is to decelerate or even stop a moving vehicle or to ensure that a stationary vehicle remains in a static state. 2. Braking performance is evaluated based on braking distance, deceleration rate, and braking time. Directional stability during braking mainly depends on the direction during braking, whether the distribution of braking force on the wheels is reasonable, and whether the braking force on the left and right wheels is balanced to avoid the vehicle veering during braking. 3. Braking smoothness emphasizes that braking should be sufficiently gentle, and release should be quick and thorough. Additionally, it should have good heat dissipation, be easy to adjust, recover quickly when wet, allow rapid adjustment of gaps after wear, and provide dust and oil resistance.