ohjausgeometria
Ohjausgeometria, also known as steering geometry, is a branch of automotive engineering that focuses on the design and analysis of the geometric relationships between the steering system, the wheels, and the vehicle's chassis. It plays a crucial role in determining the vehicle's handling characteristics, including its responsiveness, stability, and maneuverability.
The primary components of steering geometry include the kingpin inclination, caster angle, camber angle, and toe-in/toe-out.
Ohjausgeometria is essential for optimizing a vehicle's handling characteristics. For example, a positive caster angle can
Ohjausgeometria is typically analyzed using computer-aided design (CAD) software and simulation tools. These tools allow engineers