The Ferrari LaFerrari uses several sensors for its stability control system, including a steering wheel angle sensor 🔄, which helps determine where the driver wants to steer, and a yaw rate sensor 🔄, which measures how fast the car is turning.
These sensors work together with a lateral acceleration sensor 📊, which measures the car’s sideways movement, and wheel speed sensors 🚗, which monitor how fast each wheel is spinning.
All these sensors send information to the car’s computer, which then decides whether to adjust the brakes or engine power to keep the car stable and safe on the road 🚗.
The system also includes a longitudinal acceleration sensor 📈, which helps understand the car’s forward and backward movement, and a roll rate sensor 🔄, which measures how much the car tilts when turning.
Together, these sensors help the LaFerrari’s stability control system make quick decisions to prevent skidding or losing control, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable drive 🚗.