Redundant braking system
A braking system, redundant technology, applied in the direction of brakes, brake transmissions, vehicle components, etc., to achieve the effect of low cost and good performance
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[0019] Such as figure 1 As shown, a redundant braking system includes an intelligent brake booster 100 and an anti-lock braking system 200, the anti-lock braking system 200 is connected to the intelligent brake booster 100 through hydraulic pipelines 501, 502, The anti-lock brake system 200 includes an anti-lock brake ECU 290, a first motor 210, a first left and right wheel 511,512, a second left and right wheel 521,522, and a third wheel separating the second left and right wheel 521,522 from the hydraulic pipeline 501,502. Normally open solenoid valves 271, 272, in order to provide the left wheel and the right wheel braking force, therefore set the left circuit acting on the left wheel and the right circuit acting on the right wheel.
[0020] Left circuit: the first left wheel 511 is directly connected to the first hydraulic pipeline 501 through the first normally open solenoid valve 221, the first left wheel 511 is connected to the accumulator 261 through the first normally...
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