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YRS
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YRSYears
YRSYear-Round School
YRSYaw Rate Sensor (gyroscopic velocity measure)
YRSYoung Researchers Symposium
YRSYield Ramp Simulator (PDF Solutions)
YRSYasuni Research Station (Ecuador)
YRSYacht Race Scoring System


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That unit coordinates torque based on the difference between actual and target yaw rates by comparing the output of the yaw rate sensor with the rate calculated from the steering angle sensor.
The new STi also features a limited slip differential on the front axle which is now mated to a yaw rate sensor to detect sudden changes in sideways direction.
RELATED ARTICLE: ELECTRONIC STABILITY PROGRAM ESP[R] Components of the Electronic Stability ESP[R] from Bosch: 1 ESP-Hydraulic Unit With Integrated ECU 2 Wheel Speed Sensors 3 Steering Angle Sensor 4 Yaw Rate Sensor With Integrated Acceleration Sensor 5 Engine-Management ECU for Communication [GRAPHIC OMITTED] By William Kimberley, Editor Automotive Engineer, London--williamk@pepublishing.
 
 
 
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