Electronic wheel slip sensor for vehicle brake systems

Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm

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340 52B, 340669, 340672, 180197, 303 94, 303 96, 303 98, B60Q 100, B60T 872

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046350314

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to an electronic sensor for determining the start time and duration of the brake relief phase in brake force modulation cycles in vehicles with so-called anti-lock brake systems. A tachometer detects the rotation speed of the wheels. A signal from the tachometer is compared to a reference signal from a reference value generator. A switch is controlled by an output signal from the comparator and in turn controls a brake force reduction operation of a brake force modulator. The slope of the reference signal may be controlled by a vehicle operating condition such as the modulated brake force.

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