Malfunction detector for acceleration sensor

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus detects a malfunction of a plurality of acceleration sensors used in an antilock control system. The device has a plurality of state changeover devices corresponding to the respective acceleration sensors for changing their outputs from 0 to 1 if the outputs of the respective acceleration sensors change from low deceleration states to high deceleration states, and from 1 to 0 if their outputs change from high to low deceleration states. The apparatus also includes a reset signal output device for producing a reset signal if the outputs of all the state changeover devices are 1 and if the outputs of all of the state changeover devices change from 1 to 0 thereafter. A lamp actuating device is provided for turning a warning lamp on if the output of at least one of the state changeover devices is 1 and for turning the lamp off if there is a reset signal from the reset signal output device.

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