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Auto power steering system research Car in different states, on the steering system of demand is also different, for example, car in parking, or low down the need to control in the larger force, the large corner will need torsion action, and at high speed is required for the process of steering a lightweight, and ask to have good feel. Facing only on traditional hydraulic steering system can not meet so many needs. The conventional hydraulically-assisted power steering used in most cars is soon to be replaced with electric power steering. Already, many manufacturers are using electronically controlled hydraulic systems, while some car manufacturers have recently introduced purely electric systems to their vehicles. In addition to reducing engine loads, full electric power steering allows steering responsiveness to be automatically varied depending on speed, road conditions - and even the drivers ability. Auto power steering system development history In car development course, Steering system gone through four stages: from the mechanical Steering system (for your DNS setting Steering, MS) development for Hydraulic Steering system (Hydraulic Power Steering, the abbreviation HPS), and then again appeared electronically controlled Hydraulic Steering system (Electro Hydraulic Power Steering, the abbreviation EHPS) and Electric Power Steering system (Electric Power Steering, the abbreviation EPS). Assembly mechanical steering system of parking cars, in low speed down the driver and too heavy burden steering control, in order to solve this problem, American GM company in the 1950 s took the lead in the car used in hydraulic steering system. By 1988, Japan Suzuki company first in small cars on Cervo equipped with Koyo company development of power steering type electric power steering system; In 1990, Japan Honda NSX sports car companies are also used on the independent research and development of the rack power type electric power steering system, from now on unveiled ele