A load cell used to determine whether actual load is positioned on each
hydraulic ram.
Displacement and vertical acceleration
This sensor can take a number of forms, as simple as a variable resistor or a
more accurate and sensitive linear sensor such as the LVDT (see Chapter 1).
Lateral and longitudinal acceleration
Acceleration can be determined from a pendulum-type sensor using strain
gauges linked to a mass, or devices similar to an engine knock sensor.
Yaw transducer
Yaw can be determined from lateral acceleration if the sensor is mounted at
the front or rear of the vehicle.
Steering position
As well as steering position, ...
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