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Chassis Development,The chassis development process is characterized by large production volumes (100,000 to several million units over the entire production run), sophisticated technologies, strict safety and environmental regulations, and time and cost pressures.

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Richard T. Williams,Charles J. Sherrillations which reach the vehicle’s passenger compartment and cause noise, vibration, or both. Since the sources of these oscillations (the roadway, chassis, and powertrain) are outside of the passenger compartment, specially-designed components can be used to hinder the transmission and penetration

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Advances in Molecular Pathology feature up to 70 electronic control units (ECUs). The electronic content of passenger vehicles is expected to increase to as much as 40% of the total added value by the year 2015. This dramatic increase raises an important question: what advantages do chassis electronics offer the driver?

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Advances in Molecular Pathologyreased desire for protection and safety. These increased expectations and desires are present in all aspects of daily life. The automobile, as an unavoidable component of individual mobility, is no exception. The needs and desires of modern society have greatly affected both chassis technology and v

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Introduction and Fundamentals,dynamics, and environmental concerns are all frequently mentioned. Electrical systems and electronics are also topics which are discussed with increasing frequency. Active systems, X-by-wire, driver assistance systems, control systems, hybrid drive, vehicle agility, and infotainment are all areas of

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