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Cumulative steering-angle sensor and steering angle sensor: Construction

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The cumulative steering angle sensor consists of a magnetoresistive element and a permanent magnet. The permanent magnet is mounted on the end of the steering pinion. The cumulative steering angle sensor is connected to the AL control unit and the DSC control unit by the F-CAN (chassis CAN = sub-bus of the PT-CAN). The angles measured by the cumulative steering angle sensor are signalised by the AL control unit. The DSC control unit uses calculated values delivered by the AL control unit through the F-CAN. Moreover, the DSC sensors and the steering angle sensor in the steering column switch cluster (SZL) are also connected to the F-CAN.

Fig 1: Active Steering Component Flow Diagram
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