What are the functions of the automotive electronically controlled automatic transmission system ECT?
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There are many functions of the automotive electronically controlled automatic transmission system ECT. Here is a detailed introduction to ECT: 1. Specific functions of ECT: The main functions of the automatic transmission ECT are to automatically transmit and cut off the vehicle's power, automatically change the speed and wheelbase, automatically change the vehicle's driving direction, automatically engage and disengage the torque of each drive axle, and automatically drive various devices. Through the electronic control device, it automatically controls each hydraulic or pneumatic valve, thereby changing the working state of the planetary gear system and the torque converter ratio of the hydraulic torque converter. 2. Advantages of ECT: It has a higher power load capacity than CVT and has been more fully verified in the market. Therefore, its reliability is relatively the highest among automatic transmissions. It features mature technology and relatively lower R&D costs.