Brake force distribution (EBD or CBC) what does that mean under specific introduction? Thank you
The difference between TCS and ABS is that ABS is the use of sensors to detect when the tire to be locked, and then reduce the wheel brake force to avoid being locked, it will quickly change the brake force to keep the wheel will be locked in the edge, and the TCS is mainly used for engine ignition time, variable speed the gear box and the fuel supply system to control the wheel slip.
The biggest feature of TCS is the use of existing ABS systems, computers, speed sensors and control engines, and transmission computers. Even with a spare tire, TCS can be used accurately.
TCS in use, the gearbox will maintain a higher gear, when the throttle is heavier, will avoid sudden down, so as not to slip more severe.
When the TCS senses the wheel slip, first through the engine control computer to change the engine ignition time, reduce engine torque output or is applied to prevent the brake wheel skidding on the wheel, if it is serious in slip case, then control the engine fuel supply system.
