What is the throttle also known as?

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Throttle, also known as "air valve" or "throttle valve". Below is an introduction related to the throttle: 1. Extension: The so-called throttle is usually understood as a gasoline controller. However, the throttle pedal underfoot does not control gasoline but controls air, that is, air intake. The throttle exists inside the engine and changes according to variations in air intake. The pedal underfoot actually controls the throttle valve; increased air intake leads to more fuel injection. 2. Principle: It refers to the control device that manages the engine's power. The throttle position is manipulated by the driver in the cockpit via the throttle lever, transmitted through control system components such as pull rods, rocker arms, torque tubes, cables, pulleys, and sector wheels to the engine's carburetor or fuel regulator for control.