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electronic stability control: a standalone construct

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Vehicle dynamics

a system that brakes individual wheels and trims engine torque to keep a car's yaw motion close to what the driver's steering asks for.

In vehicle dynamics, electronic stability control refers to a system that brakes individual wheels and trims engine torque to keep a car's yaw motion close to what the driver's steering asks for. This meaning comes from van Zanten (2000) in SAE Technical Paper Series.[1]

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References

van Zanten, A. T. (2000). Bosch ESP Systems: 5 Years of Experience. SAE Technical Paper Series, 1. https://doi.org/10.4271/2000-01-1633

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