What does the TCS system in cars mean?
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TCS in cars stands for Traction Control System. Here is an introduction to the Traction Control System: 1. The Traction Control System is a control system designed to prevent wheel lock-up and skidding during braking, as well as wheel spin during acceleration. 2. The Traction Control System maintains the slip ratio of the driving wheels within the optimal range of 5% to 15% during acceleration. The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) keeps the wheel slip ratio within the optimal range of 8% to 35% during braking. Within these optimal ranges, both the longitudinal and lateral friction coefficients between the wheels and the road are maximized, ensuring directional stability of the vehicle. 3. The basic working principle is that during braking, the wheel speed sensor measures an AC voltage signal proportional to the rotational speed of the braking wheel and sends this signal to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU). The ECU's processing unit calculates the wheel speed, slip ratio, and wheel acceleration/deceleration. The control unit within the ECU then analyzes and compares these signals and sends brake pressure control commands to the pressure regulator.