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The electrical parking brake (EPB) is a car’s hand brake that applies the brakes to keep the vehicle stationary. It is made up of a hand lever that controls the back brakes. When leaving the car for parking, the electrical parking brake system is employed to keep it steady.
It also comes in handy should the brakes fail in an emergency. The electrical park brake (EPB) keeps the driver safe and is extremely dependable since it prevents the car from rolling backwards on a slope.
Furthermore, it lowers the risk of a rearward collision, boosting the demand for electronic parking brakes in the future years.
The Global EPB-Ci (Caliper Integrated) Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
The requirement for a new Electric Park Brake (EPB) solution for its next generation of production cars was discovered by an OEM producing Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV). Dana has been chosen to provide an EPB ECU solution built on the OpenECUTM platform.
Using our fast prototyping OpenECU software platform, Dana was in charge of ECU hardware development, design, and integration. To create an ASIL D item that adheres to ISO 26262. As seen, Dana uses the ISO 26262 V-model.
The successful manufacturing of the first Electric Park Brake (EPB) system with a worldwide OEM has been announced by Brakes India and its JV partner ZF, marking the first introduction of its type to the Indian market.
EPB is part of the company’s continual effort to improve overall braking system performance, driver safety, and comfort. EPB is a completely integrated element of the braking system, in addition to offering park brake capabilities.
With full-four-wheel anti-lock capability versus regular park brake, which only offers an emergency park brake on the back axle, it also helps to improve safety in emergency circumstances.
