Abstract

Since the invention of automobiles, many brake mechanisms have been developed and tested, but the foot-operated friction brakes, actuated by hydraulic pressure have been prominently used. This paper explores and proposes an alternative to conventional braking system, in which, in place of a hydraulic unit, an electro-magnetic setup is proposed to make the complete braking system compact, light and efficient. The proposed system is a hybrid brake setup, which uses the principles of electro-magnetic brakes as well as friction brakes in conjunction, for the most efficient braking operation. The electro-magnetic actuation of the proposed brake system will also allow it to perform the functions of an anti-lock brake system. This system will completely eliminate the fluid and hydraulic elements in the braking system, which will further deter the potential demerits of conventional brake systems. Cite this Article Ajay Tripathi, Chandra H, Rahul Bhargava. Development of Electro-Magnetic AntiLock Brake System: An Idea. Journal of Automobile Engineering and Applications. 2017; 4(3): 18–23p.

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