The trip computer was traditionally only tted to top of the range vehicles.
However, many features are now built in to standard cars. The functions
available on many systems are:
• Time and date.
• Elapsed time or a stop watch.
• Estimated time of arrival.
• Average fuel consumption.
• Range on remaining fuel.
• Trip distance.
The above details can usually be displayed in imperial, US or metric units as
required. In order to calculate the above outputs the inputs to the system
shown in Table 12.3 are required.
Figure 12.44 shows a block diagram of a trip computer system. Note that
several systems ...
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