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Steering angle sensor, function

Type gf · emne 42.45 · version 0104 · 2008-03-25

Gælder for: MODEL 129, 140, 168, 170, 202, 208, 209, 210 with CODE (472) Electronic Stability Program (ESP) with CODE (216) Adaptive damping system (ADS II) with electronic level control with CODE (217) Level control on rear axle with ADS MODEL 203 with CODE (472) Electronic Stability Program (ESP) with CODE (216) Adaptive damping system (ADS II) with electronic level control with CODE (217) Level control on rear axle with ADS up to Model Year 8

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Placering

Funktionsgruppe 2 Chassis › 42 Bremsehydraulik og -mekanik › 42.45 Elektronisk stabilitetsprogram (ESP), stabilitetsregulering (SR) — Serie 129 · Serie 140 · Serie 168 · Serie 170 · Serie 202 · Serie 203 · Serie 208 · Serie 209 · Serie 210

EinPAS 22 Styretøj › 22.15 Servostyring › 22.15.12 Sensor/kontakt/ledningssæt — Serie 129 · Serie 140 · Serie 168 · Serie 170 · Serie 202 · Serie 203 · Serie 208 · Serie 209 · Serie 210

EinPAS 26 Aktive sikkerhedssystemer › 26.20 Bremse-/traktionsregulering › 26.20.12 Sensor/kontakt/ledningssæt — Serie 129 · Serie 140 · Serie 168 · Serie 170 · Serie 202 · Serie 203 · Serie 208 · Serie 209 · Serie 210

GF42.45-P-4600-02A

Steering angle sensor, function

Operation

When the steering wheel is in the center position, the 8 blades (b) adopt a defined position with respect to the 9 light-emitting diodes (a). This center position is detected by the processor in the steering angle sensor. When the steering wheel is turned, the position of the blades changes with respect to the light-emitting diodes (light/dark). Because of the different lengths of the blades and the different intervals between them, a defined signal pattern is produced for computing the current steering wheel position. The signal patterns are used to calculate angle values which are converted into serial data for the connected control modules. The signals are detected by means of light-emitting diodes and

photoelectric barriers in 2.5° increments. The signal detection is designed for a steer angle of 720° (4 turns of the steering wheel).

To ensure that the steering angle continues to be detected after "ignition OFF", the voltage supply is via terminal 30.

After an interruption to the power supply (terminal 30), the steering angle sensor must be re-initialized. This is done by turning the steering wheel from lock to lock.