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Chapter 1
Overview of Electrical/Electronic Systems
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Objectives
Give examples of electrical and electronic devices.Summarize why electric and electronic devices have replaced many mechanical devices in the automobile.Explain how modern automotive systems interact.Recall the basic components of a computer network and their function.
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Objectives
Identify the major parts of electrical/electronic systems.Explain the basic operation of major electrical/electronic systems of an automobile.Recall the typical locations of electric/electronic components.
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Electric vs. Electronic
Electric deviceUses electricity to do work
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Electric vs. Electronic (Cont.)
Electronic deviceMade of semiconductor materialAlters flow of electricity
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Advantages of Electrical/Electronic Devices
Better efficiencyFasterMore accurateHigher fuel economy and performanceFewer toxic emissions
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System Interaction
All major systems work togetherFaults may be difficult to traceTraining is absolutely necessary
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Review
What are electronic components composed of?
Answer: semiconductor material
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Which of the following is an advantage of electronic components vs. mechanical components?A. They have more moving parts.B. They are more accurate.C. They require no electricity.D. They need no maintenance.
Answer: B. They are more accurate.
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Computer Systems
SensorsComputerActuatorsWiring harness
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Computer Systems (Cont.)
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Computer Systems (Cont.)
Sensors detectMovementTemperature changesPressure varianceChemical contentPart locationRotation speedSoundsOther conditions
(Napa Auto Parts)
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Computer Systems (Cont.)
ComputerComplex set of electronic circuitsUses sensor inputsProduces programmed outputs
(Napa Auto Parts)
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Computer Systems (Cont.)
ActuatorsReceive signals from computerProduce movement to alter system operation
(Napa Auto Parts)
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Computer Systems (Cont.)
On-board diagnosticsAnalyze circuit operationDisplay warning or malfunction indicatorStore trouble codesScan tool retrieves codes
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Review
The components of an automotive computer system include the _____, computer, actuators, and wiring harness.
Answer: sensors
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What is the function of the main computer in an automotive computer system?
Answer: It analyzes inputs from the sensors and sends instructions to the actuators.
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Starting System
ComponentsIgnition switchStarter solenoidStarting motor
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Starting System (Cont.)
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Charging System
ComponentsAlternator (generator)Voltage regulator
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Charging System (Cont.)
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Ignition System
PurposeIgnites air-fuel mixtureMonitors engine speed and other variables
ComponentsIgnition switchIgnition coilSpark plugs
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Ignition System (Cont.)
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Fuel System
Electronic fuel injectionUsed in all late-model vehiclesInjector pulse width controls fuel to engineAlmost instantaneous response to sensor input
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Fuel System (Cont.)
Electronic Fuel Injection
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Lighting System
Provides illumination for night drivingIncludes switches to control bulb operationFuture systems
Fiber opticsMultiplexing
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Lighting System (Cont.)
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Instrumentation Systems
Navigation systemDisplays road mapProvides vehicle location and direction
Driver information systemInforms driver of vehicle conditionsSome use alphanumeric code
Climate control system
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Wiper/Washer System
Primarily electricalSmall DC motor operates wipersElectric pump in washer fluid reservoir
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Horn System
Switch on steering wheelRelay sends current to horn
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Horn System (Cont.)
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Seat, Window, Lock, and Sound Systems
Power seat systemPower window systemPower lock systemSound system
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Seat, Window, Lock, and Sound Systems (Cont.)
Power Lock System
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Seat, Window, Lock, and Sound Systems (Cont.)
Sound System
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Restraint System
Protects occupants during collisionDeploys when system detects rapid vehicle deceleration
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Restraint System (Cont.)
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Suspension System
Stability control system controls shock absorber stiffnessActive suspension system makes wheels follow road surface
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Suspension System (Cont.)
Computer-Controlled Suspension System(Toyota)
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Brake System
Anti-lock brake system maintainsDirectional stabilitySteerability
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Brake System (Cont.)
Anti-Lock Brake System(Mercedes Benz)
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Traction Control System
Prevents slippage on slick pavementApplies brake to wheels individually
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Review
Which automotive system produces the high voltage that operates a vehicle’s spark plugs?
Answer: ignition system
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What is the purpose of a stability control system?
Answer: It controls shock absorber stiffness.
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What are the principal components in an anti-lock brake system?
Answer: wheel speed sensors, computer, hydraulic actuator