Automotive_Sensores

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Common Automotive Sensors

Modern vehicles rely on various sensors to optimize performance, emissions, and safety. Here's a quick rundown of some commonly used sensors in automotive applications:

1. Engine Speed Sensor – Monitors the engine’s rotational speed.

2. Knock Sensor – Detects abnormal combustion or knocking in the engine.

3. Air Flow Sensor – Measures the amount of air entering the engine.

4. Camshaft Sensor – Tracks the position of the camshaft for proper timing.

5. Coolant Sensor – Monitors engine coolant temperature to prevent overheating.

6. Temperature Sensor – Measures the temperature of different components.

7. NOx Sensor – Detects nitrogen oxide levels in exhaust gases.

8. MAP Sensor – Monitors the air pressure in the intake manifold.

9. Parking Sensors – Detect obstacles when parking, ensuring safety.

10. Vehicle Speed Sensor – Measures the speed of the vehicle.

11. Oxygen Sensor – Analyzes oxygen levels in the exhaust to improve fuel efficiency.

12. Throttle Position Sensor – Tracks the position of the throttle for acceleration.

13. Crankshaft Sensor – Monitors the crankshaft’s position and speed.

14. Voltage Sensor – Measures electrical system voltage to prevent issues.

15. Rain Sensor – Detects rain and automatically activates the windshield wipers.

These sensors provide critical data to the car's onboard computer, allowing it to adjust performance, safety, and emissions systems in real time.