Comparison between Electric Parking System (EPB) and Traditional Mechanical Parking

Currently, the speed of car updates and iterations is accelerating, and in order to facilitate the operation of car owners, especially female owners, more and more electronic operating systems are being used to match cars. In today's world where power steering, automatic windows, and even automatic doors are gradually becoming standard equipment, the mechanical pull rod parking brake system (handbrake) has become increasingly like an out of place "burden" and has become a new platform for major manufacturers to vigorously develop electronic automation competition.

In addition to the lever style parking lever of the Sea Lion van and the single/double pedal style parking pedal that can only be seen in old mid to high end sedans, the appearance of traditional mechanical parking systems is a lever that locks the rear wheels of the vehicle by forcefully pulling and pulling, thereby achieving braking on slopes or assisting in half slope starting.

This direct transmission mechanical structure tests human strength, the toughness of design materials, and the maintenance experience of maintenance personnel. Long term repeated lifting, heavy loading of goods, or steep slopes can all lead to parking failure, unnecessary vehicle movement, and even accidents. As a result, major car manufacturers are gradually abandoning traditional mechanical parking and instead using more automated electronic parking systems (EPBs).

The EPB system uses motor output to assist braking, without changing the braking force during parking due to differences in manpower. The new generation electric parking system motor series developed by Jiangkou Electric can achieve perfect vehicle braking with just one click by calculating parameters through a computer based on different vehicle models, vehicle loads, and slope angles at that time.

In addition to the regular parking brake, the AUTO BREAK function in the EPB system can automatically release the brake by lightly pressing the accelerator without operating the electronic brake. This not only eliminates the concern of traditional handbrake failure caused by owners forgetting to release the handbrake due to careless operation, but also simplifies the tedious operation required for half hill starting in the past. Abandoning previous manpower, now only a parking button is needed, and the rest of the work is handed over to the motor of Jiangkou Electric, which is labor-saving and reassuring.

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