Everything About Electric Power Steering

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1 - Introduction

1 -Introduction.mp4

04:23

2 -Learning Objectives.mp4

01:41

3 -Power Steering System Evolution.mp4

04:01

4 -Electrohydraulic Power Steering.mp4

03:47

5 -Electric Power Steering Advantages.mp4

03:15

6 -EPS Assembly Location on a Car.mp4

01:08

2 - Column Type Electric Power Steering

1 -Column Type EPS Introduction.mp4

03:49

2 -Torque Sensor Introduction.mp4

01:37

3 -Magnetic Torque Sensor.mp4

04:54

4 -Optical Torque Sensor.mp4

02:34

5 -Steering Angle Sensor.mp4

02:27

6 -EPS Electronic Control Unit.mp4

02:36

7 -EPS Motor.mp4

02:01

8 -EPS Control Logic.mp4

03:23

9 -[Practical Training] Dismantling and Explaining EPS Assembly.mp4

07:26

10 -EPS Wiring Diagram Analysis.mp4

06:51

3 - EPS Diagnosis with Scan Tool

1 -[Practical Training] Torque Sensor Diagnosis with Live Data in Scan Tool.mp4

02:06

2 -[Practical Training] EPS Motor Diagnosis with Live Data in Scan Tool.mp4

03:22

3 -[Practical Training] Steering Angle Sensor Calibration.mp4

01:30

4 - Rack Type Electric Power Steering

1 -Rack Type EPS Introduction.mp4

03:08

2 -[Practical Training] Rack Type EPS Operation.mp4

02:20

3 -VW Electro-Mechanical Steering With Parallel-axis Drive.mp4

06:48

4 -Dual Pinion Rack Type EPS.mp4

01:52

5 -VW Electro-Mechanical Steering With Dual Pinion.mp4

03:27

5 - Pinion Type Electric Power Steering

1 -Pinion Type EPS.mp4

01:43

6 - EPS Fault Codes

1 -EPS Fault Codes.mp4

05:16

Description

EPS Introduction, Application, Components and Diagnosis

What You'll Learn?

You will learn to explain the main features and operation of electric power steering.
You will learn to identify the type of electric power steering including the "Column type" , "Pinion Type" and "Rack type".
You will learn to identify all components of EPS and explain their functions. Including torque and steering angle sensors, EPS ECU, EPS motor.
You will learn to read and analyze the EPS wiring diagram.
You will learn to diagnose EPS with scan tool & perform calibration.
You will learn to explain fault codes on electric power steering.

Who is this for?

Automotive Engineers

Automotive Students

Automotive technicians

Automotive Electricians

Automotive Mechanics

Automotive Diagnosticians

Electrical Technicians

What You Need to Know?

Anyone can learn from this course.

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Description
This course covers everything about "Electric Power Steering System".
We start by talking about power steering system evolution by addressing Hydraulic, Electrohydraulic and Electric Power Steering systems.
Then we dive into all different types of electric power steering system.
Generally there are three main designs of EPS including Column Type, Pinion Type and Rack Type EPS System.
In this course we talk about all those designs, how they function and how to diagnose them.
Some components inside an EPS assembly play important roles in EPS operation, they include Torque sensor, Steering angle sensor, EPS ECU and EPS Motor.
In this course we talk about Magnetic and Optical Torque sensor and how they function.
We will also see how we can read and analyze the EPS wiring diagram. We will see the diagram in detail for one car, and wiring layout for two more cases.
We have a practical approach in this course, so we dismantle two EPS assemblies to discuss the internal components and operation.
We also show you how you can use a scan tool to diagnose the EPS system, using the Live Data or by performing the steering angle sensor calibration.
We also take a look at EPS possible fault codes and we discuss the possible causes for those fault codes.
Who this course is for:
Automotive Engineers
Automotive Students
Automotive technicians
Automotive Electricians
Automotive Mechanics
Automotive Diagnosticians
Electrical Technicians

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