Brake Assist???
#3
I'm pretty sure the poster means emergency brake assist. That's when the system recognises that you are performing an emergency brake and applies the brakes for you. Apparently studies showed that most drivers don't use enough force so this system overcomes that. Early versions sometimes fired at the wrong time leading to rear end shunts but i think it's sorted now.
EBD (Electronic Brake Distribution) adjusts the braking force between front and rear depending on how the vehicle is loaded.
EBD (Electronic Brake Distribution) adjusts the braking force between front and rear depending on how the vehicle is loaded.
#4
EBA:
What
Honda’s Emergency Brake Assist helps the driver apply full braking pressure in an accident avoidance situation. To do so, a microprocessor continually analyses and “learns” the driver’s normal braking habits - monitoring both the rate of pressure applied and the total pressure that the driver normally applies to the brake system.
How
If sudden braking occurs, Emergency Brake Assist brings the system to full ABS activation to help stop the vehicle in the shortest distance possible and is only activated when the microprocessor detects that certain brake pedal speed or pressure thresholds are reached.
Why
Emergency Brake Assist assists the driver in obtaining full braking performance in an emergency. The Emergency Brake Assist system deactivates when the driver releases pressure on the brake pedal.
What
Honda’s Emergency Brake Assist helps the driver apply full braking pressure in an accident avoidance situation. To do so, a microprocessor continually analyses and “learns” the driver’s normal braking habits - monitoring both the rate of pressure applied and the total pressure that the driver normally applies to the brake system.
How
If sudden braking occurs, Emergency Brake Assist brings the system to full ABS activation to help stop the vehicle in the shortest distance possible and is only activated when the microprocessor detects that certain brake pedal speed or pressure thresholds are reached.
Why
Emergency Brake Assist assists the driver in obtaining full braking performance in an emergency. The Emergency Brake Assist system deactivates when the driver releases pressure on the brake pedal.
Last edited by Jimmy101; 02-19-2007 at 06:15 PM.
#6
WE have that. We also have EBD (electronic brake distribution), which is like "all wheel drive" but for braking. Each wheel will brake in the optimal pressure, in case like one wheel is over a puddle, it obviously must release some of the brake pressure so the wheel can gain traction.
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