What is an Automatic Clutch?
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An automatic clutch, also known as an automatic clutch control system, is an intelligent clutch control system developed for manual transmission vehicles. Without altering the original gearbox and clutch, it adds an independent system controlled by a microcomputer to manage the engagement and disengagement of the clutch, thereby achieving the effect of driving without stepping on the clutch. When the engine speed decreases during high-speed driving, if the vehicle's speed exceeds the engine speed, the clutch disc and the engine flywheel will automatically separate, allowing the car to continue high-speed driving using its own inertia. When the vehicle's speed drops to match the engine speed, the clutch disc and the engine flywheel will automatically re-engage, entering the driving state.