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WHAT VID IS
 
WHAT VID CONTROL
 
WHAT VID DO
 
WHAT VID TELL US
 
HOW TO INSTALL VID
- VEHICLE
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COMMERCIAL
BENEFIT
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  VID Harmony for Engine
   
  VID Role in view of mechanical disequilibrium between cylinders
   
  As per each cylinder, combustion efficiency is different mechanically. In case of single combustion chamber, the changing cycle of internal pressure within one chamber is main factor to describe piston movement, crank angle variation.
However, in case of multiple cylinders, it is practically impossible for each combustion chamber to have exactly same burning platform from induction to exhaustion. Though the same air and fuel are inducted, combustion efficiency deviation is existent such as piston & piston ring, lubrication oil, the carbon sludge inside chamber, abrasiveness or friction nature, valve tightness as well as l oil or heat leakage per cylinders. This kind of mechanical disequilibrium as COV index (Combustion Variation) has been also measured and described as graphs.
   
 
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  Figure (E) graph displays the disequilibrium of Maximum pressure (Pmax) per combustion chamber. It is common sense that the mechanically uneven pressure hinders the fine reciprocating motion of piston to crankshaft, creating mechanical vibration as well as noise and harsh sound, leading to the torque reduction. What VID does is calculating the resonance deviation per cylinder and generating the corresponding input frequency matched to each cylinder¡¯s requirement to make mechanical equilibrium as a whole. Accordingly, differently adjusted frequencies are penetrating to each chamber. By doing this, ultimately minimizing the deviation among cylinders can be fulfilled. From figure (E) and figure (F), we can see VID¡¯s resonance effect onto the combustion chamber is preventing any possible energy leakage of momentum like vibration, noise and wrench and increasing the torque by finding out the optimal moment of expansion timing.
   
   
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