What are the voltages of throttle pedal signals 1 and 2?
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Throttle pedal signal 1 voltage is 2.2V, and throttle pedal signal 2 voltage is 5V. The throttle pedal, also known as the accelerator pedal, traditionally connects to the throttle valve through a throttle cable or linkage. With the continuous development of automotive electronic technology, electronic throttles are becoming increasingly widespread. When a driver presses the electronic throttle's accelerator pedal, it essentially sends a throttle pedal position sensor signal to the engine ECU. Below is an introduction to brake pedal operation: 1. Introduction to brake pedal operation: Automotive brake pedal operation is divided into slow braking (i.e., anticipatory braking), emergency braking, combined braking, and intermittent braking. Generally, during slow braking and emergency braking, before the wheels lock up and the vehicle stops, the clutch pedal should be fully depressed to prevent the engine from stalling and to facilitate speed adjustment. 2. Properly timing and controlling braking force: Generally, avoid stomping on the brake pedal all at once. First, press the brake pedal, and determine the foot pressure (i.e., the increase in pressure) based on the situation. When the vehicle speed is high, apply quick and firm pressure; when the speed is low, apply gentle and steady pressure. Then, adjust the pressure increase or decrease according to various conditions.
