Description

Key Features:

• Functionality: Monitors the rotational speed and torque differences between the wheels connected to the differential.
• Sensor Type: Typically employs magnetic or hall-effect sensors to detect the rotation of gears or components within the differential.
• Data Transmission: Sends real-time data to the vehicle’s onboard computer or electronic control unit (ECU) for analysis and adjustment.
• Integration: Integrated into the vehicle’s differential assembly to directly monitor differential operation.
• Diagnostic Capability: Capable of diagnosing issues such as wheel slippage, abnormal speed differentials, or potential mechanical problems within the differential.

Importance:

• Traction Control: Provides critical information for traction control systems by monitoring wheel speeds and differential behavior.
• Stability: Enhances vehicle stability and handling by ensuring balanced torque distribution between the wheels.
• Safety: Contributes to overall vehicle safety by preventing wheel slippage and optimizing traction in various driving conditions.
• Performance Optimization: Helps optimize fuel efficiency and drivetrain efficiency by ensuring optimal differential operation.