The Automotive Ignition System
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The Automotive Ignition System

Introduction Automotive ignition system are designed to igniting the fuel-air mixture in gasoline engines. In spark ignition versions of internal combustion engines, the ignition system generates a spark to ignite the fuel-air mixture just before each combustion stroke. Unlike the Automotive ignition system, the ingition system used in gas turbine engines and rocket engines typically…

X-By-Wire Systems
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X-By-Wire Systems

Introduction Have you ever wondered how cars work? Well, you may know that they have an engine, wheels, and brakes, but have you heard of Drive/X-By-Wire systems? X-by-wire is a term used to describe electronically controlled systems in modern vehicles, which often replace traditional mechanical or hydraulic systems. This technology utilizes electronic controls to manage…

Off-Road Vehicle Engineering 101: Understanding Off-Road Vehicle Electrical Architectures
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Off-Road Vehicle Engineering 101: Understanding Off-Road Vehicle Electrical Architectures

Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of off-road vehicle engineering? In this article, we’ll be talking about something that might not be as flashy as lift kits or mud tires, but it’s just as important: off-road vehicle electrical architectures. Yep, we’re going to geek out about all things electrical in our beloved…

Levitating Magnet Project
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Levitating Magnet Project

Problem Definition The following project required designing a controller to stabilize and levitate a permanent magnet. Thisreport also covers the hardware required for the actual implementation; however, we are only required to talk about each individual component and how it fits into the whole system. The objective is simply tounderstand all the components required so…