What does DSR mean in a car?
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DSR stands for Dynamic Steering Reaction. Here are the relevant details: 1. Coordination: DSR works in coordination with the vehicle's ESP (Electronic Stability Program). The ESP controller issues commands, and the steering controller provides a torque to the steering wheel. The purpose of this system is to prompt the driver to steer in a direction that enhances vehicle stability. In emergency situations, this system alerts the driver to take appropriate actions, thereby improving driving safety. 2. Safety Assist Features: Similar safety assist features include ABS, ESP, and EBD. ABS is the Anti-lock Braking System, which prevents the wheels from locking up during emergency braking. If the wheels lock during emergency braking, the driver loses the ability to control the vehicle's trajectory via the steering wheel. The ABS system maintains the wheels in a state of rolling and sliding during emergency braking, allowing the driver to control the vehicle's path while decelerating to avoid obstacles. EBD is the Electronic Brakeforce Distribution system. This system uses wheel speed sensors to monitor the rotation speed of the wheels. If a wheel's rotation speed is too low, indicating excessive braking force, the EBD system reduces the braking force on that wheel. The EBD system also functions during cornering, ensuring a more balanced distribution of braking force across all four wheels, which enhances driving stability.
