AV-A Automotive Actuators Unit

2.5.- AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
AUTOMOTIVE ACTUATORS UNIT - AV-A

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Automotive Actuators Unit,"AV-A", has been designed by EDIBON to study the electronics componets and actuators used in the automotive.

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General Description

The Automotive Actuators Unit, "AV-A", provides a practical solution to become familiar with the actuators used in today’s automobiles.

The Automotive Actuators Unit, "AV-A", is composed by real actuators and components used in present automotive systems. The "AV-A" unit is provided with a different set of practical exercises, through which the student will understand how the actuators of the automotive field work.

The actuators included in the "AV-A" are focused on different functions, such as the engine ignition system, the DC power supply, the motorized systems and solenoid and electromagnet components.

All actuator circuits included in the unit are isolated to understand the function of the circuits separately. All connector points of the actuator circuits are accessible through 2 mm standard lab sockets.

The "AV-A" can work alone, but some actuators also allow to be connected to the Automotive Electronic Control Device Unit, "AV-ECD", to be controlled by an electronic control unit.

The actuators of the "AV-A" unit are controlled through digital and analog signals, PWM signal and the network protocol CAN bus.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Actuators involved in the engine ignition systems.
  2. Function of the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve.
  3. Understanding the function of the throttle valve or electronic throttle valve.
  4. Function of the canister purge solenoid valve.
  5. Function of the fuel pump and injector.
  6. Motorized systems in the automotive field.
  7. Cooling fan speed control with PWM signal.
  8. Wiper washer pump flow control.
  9. Operation of the car horn.
  10. Function of the electromagnet.
  11. Car lighting system control.

MORE PRACTICAL EXERCISES TO BE DONE WITH THE UNIT

  1. Several other exercises can be done and designed by the user.

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