It would be nice to shift to a non-electrical topic for a change. A brief explanation would be provided about the recent past & current technology available in cars.
Different kinds of Transmission systems:
MT: Manual Transmission - The Coventional Gear selection system
AT: Automatic Transmission - The Automatic Gear selection system
ManuMatic/Tiptronic/GearTronic: Manu(al + Auto)matic system
CVT: Continuously Variable Transmission
Above the letters indicate the following:
1. P - Park
2. R - Reverse
3. N - Neutral
4. D - Drive
5. 2 - Second gear is maximum
6. L - Low/1st gear is maximum
Normally manual transmission employs a clutch but an auto transmission utilises a torque converter instead of clutch.
Few emission control systems:
CVCC: Compound Vortex Controlled Combustion by Honda for complying with emission standards
CC: Catalytic Converter used for treating toxic emissioons
Various ValveTrain systems:
VTEC: Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control by Honda
VVT-i : Variable Valve Timing with Intelligence developed by Toyota
SOHC: Single Over Head Camshaft system
DOHC: Double Over Head Camshaft system
Multiple Fuel delivery systems:
Carburettor:Conventional indirect injection
MFI: Mechanical Fuel Injection
EFI: Electronic Fuel Injection
Engine Efficiency Improvement systems:
Intercooler/Aftercooler:
Turbocharger/TurboSupercharger:
Passenger Safety systems:
ABS: AntiLock Braking System
EBD: Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
Emerging Aotomobile Design technologies:
HEV: Hybrid Electric Vehicle cosists of an IC Engine and Electric motors
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