Antriebsstrang, Getriebe und Getriebesteuerung

The specialist course "Learning Automotive Technology Basics" is a further component available to demonstrate the interaction of classic vehicle and engine technology with today's vehicle electronics. In the past, automotive engineering used to mean mechanics above all else; today, integrated mechanical, electronic and digital systems are found everywhere. The automotive professions have also adapted to this development. In 2001, the motor vehicle mechanic and the motor vehicle electrician became motor vehicle mechatronic engineers. They are not only familiar with drive trains, body panels and transmissions, but also with on-board computers, anti-lock braking systems (ABS), traction control systems (ASR) or electronically controlled stability programs (ESP) for controlling driving dynamics. With ten individual topics, this specialist course offers an easy introduction to the understanding of function and.