Electronic Accelerator (Throttle) Pedal – How Does It Work? 3D Animation

In this video, we will explore the working principle and design of the electronic accelerator (throttle) pedal used in modern cars. This system is often referred to as Drive-by-Wire, and in gasoline engines, it is commonly known as an electronic throttle control system.
To measure the pedal position, the pedal module is equipped with a built-in accelerator pedal position sensor. In conjunction with the electronic throttle pedal, gasoline-powered vehicles use an electronic throttle body, while diesel engines rely on electronic fuel injection systems.
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