A conventional electromechanical brake (SOURCE: Jim Louderback/Ziff Davis Internet News)
2Siemens Wedge brake technology – Siemens New Wedge Brake
The wedge brake, by contrast, includes a computer, a controller and two motors that slide the pads toward and away from the rotors. It runs on the standard 12 volts found in most cars and weighs a lot less. (SOURCE: Jim Louderback/Ziff Davis Internet Ne
3Siemens Wedge brake technology – The Brake Control Unit
Yup, its a computer. Note the telltale microchip giveaways. The computer controls braking, pressure, ABS systems and adaptive braking, and can be upgraded. The system also includes its own battery, in case the main car battery dies. (SOURCE: Jim Louder
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