TCS submission difficulties

It takes 2 to 3 months to review the manuscript, and the employment rate is about 20%, which is relatively difficult.

Recently, more and more cars adopt traction control system. The function of traction control system (TCS) is to make the car get the best traction under various driving conditions. When a car is running, it needs driving force to accelerate and lateral force to turn. These two forces come from the friction between tire and ground, but the friction between tire and ground has a maximum value. On the flat road with small friction coefficient, the driving force and lateral force of the car are very small. If you keep stepping on the accelerator in order to get more driving force, so that the driving force exceeds the maximum friction between the tire and the ground, that is, adhesion, this will not only fail to get the expected driving force, but also affect the driving stability of the car.

When the car turns, if the throttle is too wide, the driving wheels will slip. So what will happen to the steering of the car at this time? If the front wheel of a front-wheel drive car slips, the car will have understeer, that is, the car deviates from the steering arc and runs outside the steering arc.