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is an advanced driving assistance system (ADAS) that optimizes a vehicle's acceleration from a standstill by maximizing power and traction while minimizing wheel spin. It's often found in high-performance and sports cars, as well as some luxury vehicles, and is particularly useful in scenarios like drag racing where a quick start is crucial.
▶️Here's a more detailed explanation:
Launch control aims to achieve the quickest possible acceleration from a stop, utilizing the engine's maximum power and traction.
▶️How it works:
▶️The system typically involves a few steps:
✅️The driver engages launch control (often through a button or a specific procedure).
✅️The system allows the engine to rev to a controlled level (usually below the redline).
✅️The driver holds the brake pedal and the throttle, and the system modulates engine torque to prevent wheel spin.
✅️When the driver releases the brake, the system delivers maximum power to the wheels, resulting in a controlled and rapid launch.
▶️Benefits:
1. Faster acceleration from a standstill.
2. Minimized wheel spin and improved traction.
3. Reduced risk of wheel hop.
Can help to prevent vehicle damage by managing torque and throttle.
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