Cann't the throttle move back and forth when the man-machine suddenly bumps?

The throttle valve is moving when the man-machine suddenly bumps. When the engine is started, the throttle opening is changing. Now the electronic throttle needs the throttle to control the idle speed of the engine. Throttle is a controllable valve, which is used to control air to enter the engine, which can be said to be the throat of the engine. After the air enters the intake pipe through the throttle, it will be mixed with gasoline to form a combustible mixture, thus playing the role of combustion and work. Then, when we step on/release the accelerator pedal deeply, the system will control the opening of the throttle valve, thus determining the intake air volume of the mixture (affecting the size and fit of the engine power).