Description
Electronically controlled monoshock absorbers: rear suspension technologies
I Way Assauto electronically controlled monoshock absorbers include two solutions for managing the rear suspension: lo adaptive damping and the system Adaptive Lifting.
The first regulates the hydraulic response of the shock absorber in compression and rebound. The second, however, modifies the height of the vehicle through motorized preload adjustment.
Both technologies require verification of the characteristics of the vehicle and the integration requirements.
Adaptive damping monoshock
The system uses inertial and acceleration sensors to detect vehicle and suspension movements.
Subsequently, the control unit processes the signals and regulates the current of the solenoid valve. In this way, it modifies the damping force, contributing to stability and ride comfort.
Applications shown include Yadea C63A e Yadea C70A, after checking compatibility.
Technical characteristics of adaptive damping
| Parameter | Specification declared |
|---|---|
| Stem diameter | 14 mm |
| Working tube diameter | 27 mm |
| Rebound damping | 200–500 N a 0,3 m/s |
| Compression damping | 100–300 N a 0,3 m/s |
| Operating temperature | And −30 at +120 °C |
| Response time | 10–35 ms |
| Adjustment | Compression and extension |
Adaptive Lifting: electronic height adjustment
The system Adaptive Lifting modifies the height of the vehicle through a motorized preload adjustment mechanism.
Thanks to the height sensors and a six-axis inertial unit (IMU), the control unit acquires information on the vehicle's attitude. Subsequently, it controls the motor that drives the lifting system.
Applications shown include GWM SOUO MC03, KOVE 625X and BMW GS. However, you need to check the specific vehicle version.
Technical characteristics Adaptive Lifting
| Parameter | Specification declared |
|---|---|
| Operating voltage | 12 V |
| No-load engine speed | 4,000 rpm |
| Engine speed under load | 2,500 rpm |
| Operating temperature | ≤ 60 °C |
| Main engine power | 90 W |
| Auxiliary engine power | 50 W |
| Nominal pressure | 8,25 MPa |
| Maximum pressure | 10 MPa |
| Weight | 11,63 kg |
| Declared maximum load range | 3.000–12.000 N |
| Lifting range | ≥ 20 mm |
| Lifting speed | 10 mm/s |
| Engine type | With brushes |
Compatibility and technical information
The choice of electronic monoshock absorbers requires a check of the vehicle configuration, fixing points and electronic connections.
Furthermore, the characteristics of adaptive damping and those of Adaptive Lifting refer to two distinct systems.
For this reason, it is important to provide the Way Assauto team with the vehicle model and available technical information.
Contact Way Assauto to request information on electronically controlled monoshock absorbers and check compatibility with your application.









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