Disc brake and drum brake principle
Are the use of friction to produce resistance to brake. The best example of a brakes is the front brake system of the motorcycle, which has a fixed brake pad and a brake pad (connected to the brake); the car brake is made of a brake drum and an arc brake mounted on it Produce friction
Drums and bike that almost, the drum is inside and outside the two slits, brakes when the two pieces of leather squeeze a large iron plate inside. Disc brakes on the simple, by the calipers inside the piston pressure to squeeze the disk
isc brakes: we can see in life, such as some mountain bike brakes, motorcycle brakes, all with the car drum brake: that is, two brake shoes touch the inner edge of the brake drum, by contact with the friction Force to suppress the rotation of the tire to achieve the purpose of braking
