Steering ratio is the relationship between the angle of the steering wheel and the angle of the wheels, determining how much the wheels turn in response to steering input. A lower steering ratio means quicker response and less steering input is required, while a higher ratio provides more stability and control at high speeds.

Steering Ratio

Steering ratio

angle of the steering wheel

angle of the wheels

Wheels turning

steering input

quicker response

less steering input

higher ratio

Stability and control refer to the ability of a system, particularly in engineering and aviation, to maintain its intended state or trajectory despite external disturbances. Effective stability and control mechanisms ensure predictable and safe performance, enhancing the reliability and efficiency of the system.

stability and control

high speeds

Feedback Loops in Steering Dynamics

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