Geschwindigkeitsteuerung
Geschwindigkeitsteuerung, also known as speed control or cruise control in English, is a system used in vehicles to automatically maintain a set speed. It was first introduced in the 1950s and has since become a standard feature in many modern cars. The system uses a combination of sensors and actuators to monitor the vehicle's speed and adjust the throttle accordingly to maintain the desired speed.
The basic principle behind Geschwindigkeitsteuerung is to use a feedback loop. A sensor, typically a tachometer,
Geschwindigkeitsteuerung can be activated manually by the driver or automatically by the vehicle's adaptive cruise control
In recent years, advancements in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated Geschwindigkeitsteuerung systems.