AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICITY

Automotive electricity encompasses all electrical systems that enable a modern vehicle to operate. These systems include key components such as:

• Battery: Stores energy to start the vehicle and power systems when the engine is not running.

• Alternator: Charges the battery and supplies power to vehicle systems while the engine is running.

• Starting system: Starts the vehicle's engine when you turn the key or press the start button.

• Fuses and relays: Protect electrical circuits from overload and control the flow of electricity.

• Lighting system: Headlights, taillights, turn signals, and brake lights, which operate on power from the battery and alternator.

• Sensors and actuators: Collect data about the vehicle and execute commands from the control system (such as fuel injection and ABS brakes).

• Ignition system: Controls the ignition of fuel in internal combustion engines.

• ECU (Engine Control Unit): Manages engine operation, including fuel injection, ignition and emissions.

• Cables and connections: Transport power from the battery and alternator to the vehicle's systems.

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