The application of sensors in the automotive industry is extremely extensive and vital. As key components of automotive electronic control systems, they are not only responsible for monitoring and recording various operating conditions of the vehicle, such as temperature, pressure, speed, acceleration, etc., but also undertake the important task of ensuring vehicle safety and improving driving experience. For example, oxygen sensors are used to monitor the oxygen content in exhaust gas to optimize fuel injection, thereby improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions; acceleration sensors and gyroscopes are used to assist in the realization of vehicle stability control and intelligent driving assistance functions.
In addition, with the rapid development of autonomous driving technology, sensor technology plays a core role, including lidar, cameras, ultrasonic sensors, etc., which together build the vehicle's perception of the surrounding environment and provide the possibility of achieving a higher level of autonomous driving. In short, the advancement of sensor technology continues to promote innovation and development in the automotive industry.
