ABS

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ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) is a vehicle safety technology that prevents the wheels from locking during braking to maintain steering control and reduce stopping distances on slippery surfaces.

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ABS canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automotive braking technology
vehicle safety system
abbreviationFor ABS (anti-lock braking system)
surface form: Anti-lock Braking System
basedOn feedback control
slip ratio control
classifiedAs active safety system
controls brake pressure at each wheel
failsSafeTo conventional braking when inoperative
fullName ABS (anti-lock braking system)
surface form: Anti-lock Braking System
hasComponent electronic control unit
hydraulic modulator
pump
valves
wheel speed sensors
hasEffect allows driver to steer while braking hard
prevents wheels from locking
reduces risk of loss of control
reduces risk of skidding
hasPurpose improve vehicle stability during braking
maintain steering control during braking
prevent wheel lock-up during braking
reduce stopping distance on slippery surfaces
implementedAs four-channel ABS
one-channel ABS
three-channel ABS
improves braking performance on icy roads
braking performance on loose surfaces
braking performance on wet roads
initiallyUsedIn aircraft
introducedIn 1970s
laterAdoptedIn passenger vehicles
mayNotReduce stopping distance on deep snow
stopping distance on loose gravel
monitoredBy dashboard warning light
operatesBy monitoring wheel speed
preventing sustained wheel slip
rapidly modulating brake pressure
regulatedBy automotive safety standards
relatedTo brake assist system
electronic stability control
traction control system
requires electrical power to operate
usedIn automobiles
buses
commercial vehicles
motorcycles
passenger cars
trucks

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