How Does Electric Power Steering Work

What is a Steering? “Turning” is a fundamental function of a vehicle that is produced by a steering system that changes the vehicle direction by turning the steering wheel which further turns the tires. A power steering system is a mechanical device that helps the driver to turn the vehicle by increasing the steering force required to turn the wheels, which makes it easier to steer or move the vehicle. The power steering pump compresses and ensures the hydraulic fluid enters the vehicle’s power steering system, which supports the driver to steer the vehicle’s steering wheels. An electric or hydraulic actuator provides controlled power to the steering device so that the driver can put less energy to steer the steering wheel when driving at normal speeds or when the vehicle is stationary. The power steering systems are designed in such a way that they provide artificial feedback about the forces acting on the wheels. This system had a slotted rotor that turns to allow fluid to enter the