Automotive SRS Airbag System - Structure and Principle, and Fault Diagnosis

Author: Shu Hua
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Publish Date: 1998-08-01
Features: The safety devices of automotive equipment are divided into two major categories: active safety devices and passive safety devices. The function of active safety devices is to prevent accidents. Currently, the main ones in use include wheel brakes, Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), windshield wipers and washers, steering lights and audible warning systems, radar distance control and warning systems, and so on. This book systematically introduces the structural principles and working processes of automotive SRS airbag systems and seatbelt tensioners. It provides detailed explanations of the fault diagnosis and inspection methods for SRS airbag systems in 15 imported Asian, European, and American car models since the 1980s. This book comprehensively and systematically covers the structural composition, working principles, and working processes of automotive SRS airbag systems and seatbelt tensioners. It also provides detailed explanations of the fault diagnosis and inspection methods for SRS airbag systems in 15 Asian, European, and American car models. This book is suitable for reading and reference by automotive drivers, mechanics, management personnel, and engineering technicians. It can serve as both a technical training textbook for automotive maintenance, especially for mid-to-high-end car maintenance and management, and as a supplementary teaching material for vocational colleges, technical secondary schools, and technical schools in the field of automotive application engineering.