Electricians on the car
Electricians on a car play an important role in its operation and ensure the functioning of various systems. Basic electrics in a car include:
Battery
* Provides power to the starter and other electrical systems when the engine is off.
Generator
* Charges the battery and provides electricity to the vehicle’s systems while the engine is running.
Starter
* Rotates the engine to start it.
Lighting system
* Provides illumination for headlights, taillights, turn signals and interior lighting.
Ignition system
* Creates a spark to ignite the fuel mixture in the engine.
Electronic engine control unit (ECU)
* Controls engine operation, controlling fuel injection, ignition and other systems.
On-board computer
* Displays vehicle status information such as speed, fuel consumption and diagnostic trouble codes.
Security system
* Includes airbags, seat belts and immobilizer.
Signaling
* Scares away car thieves and warns the driver in case of unauthorized access to the car.
Audio system
* Provides entertainment for driver and passengers.
Keyless entry
* Allows drivers to open and lock the vehicle and start the engine without a key.
Sensors
* Monitors various vehicle parameters such as engine temperature, fuel level and tire pressure.
Wiring
* Connects various electrical components and ensures the transmission of electricity.
Failure of any of these electrical circuits can result in vehicle starting problems, engine stalling, safety system failures, or other problems. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of faulty parts are necessary to maintain optimal performance of the vehicle’s electrical systems.