kipörgésgátlás

Kipörgésgátlás refers to a system designed to prevent a vehicle's wheels from spinning excessively, particularly during acceleration. This is commonly achieved through a form of traction control. When sensors detect that a wheel is rotating faster than the others, indicating slippage, the system intervenes. The intervention can take several forms, such as reducing engine power, applying the brakes to the slipping wheel, or a combination of both. The primary goal of kipörgésgátlás is to maintain grip and control, especially on slippery surfaces like ice, snow, or wet roads, and to prevent the vehicle from becoming stuck. It enhances safety and drivability by ensuring that power is transmitted effectively to the wheels that have traction. Many modern vehicles are equipped with some form of kipörgésgátlás as a standard safety feature, often integrated into broader electronic stability control systems. The effectiveness and implementation can vary depending on the vehicle's manufacturer and the sophistication of the system.