Introduction to New Car Safety Systems

Author: He Nanyan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This series of books is written by teachers and engineering technicians with rich practical experience in the field of automotive maintenance and teaching. The entire series provides an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the main structures, working principles, usage, maintenance, and basic diagnostic and troubleshooting methods of various automotive systems. It also incorporates the development of the automotive industry by introducing some new technologies in modern vehicles. The series is characterized by its broad knowledge coverage, easy-to-understand language, and practicality. The writing approach starts from the perspective of beginners, emphasizing practice and highlighting the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and operational skills through hands-on experience. As an introductory text, it strives for simplicity in selection and presentation while maintaining a rigorous standard. The content is structured into three levels: a relatively complete and systematic introduction to principles; structural examples; and diagnostic and maintenance methods for common vehicle series. Readers who are not yet familiar with automotive structures but wish to understand vehicle safety systems can focus on the principle section, while those seeking further knowledge can explore the structural examples. For individuals engaged in automotive maintenance or those with a good understanding of automotive repair technology, the focus should be on the structural examples and the diagnostic and maintenance methods for common vehicle series. The book primarily focuses on widely used systems such as Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS), Airbag Systems, and Theft Prevention Systems, while other safety systems are introduced mainly from a theoretical perspective.