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Automatic gearboxes or automatic gearboxes were designed after mechanical gearboxes and to solve their problems. One of the biggest advantages of automatic gearboxes is that it automatically switches gears and reduces the driver's duties; as a result, the driver will not have to have special driving skills in gear switching, and the change of Gears of the car will be done automatically. These gear changes are done automatically, in harmony with the resistance of the track and in proportion to the weight, speed and position of the car. In conventional gearboxes, due to excessive speed or lack of coordination between the speed of the gears, when engaged by an unskilled driver, it will cause rapid wear of the parts, whereas in automatic gearboxes the driver needs a lever to change the position of the gears and the gas pedal. Like pressing the gas pedal in the automatic gearbox, the gear shifting is done automatically.

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The dual-clutch gearbox is a type of semi-automatic gearbox. Like the manual gearbox, it consists of a multi-gear set, except that it uses two clutches to disconnect and connect the force for the couple or individual gears, and the couple and individual gears are placed on two independent rods, and in fact, this system is like two separate manual gearboxes with sequential clutches, which are placed in a chamber and perform as a unit....

Rasa is an Iranian tracking system used in navigation and precision positioning.

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In the field of telecommunications, TTMS refers to the telecommunications traffic management system used to monitor and manage the volume of data and telecommunications calls in communication networks....

In electronics, AVS may refer to the automatic voltage switch used to regulate and protect electronic devices from voltage fluctuations....

Magnetic field interference signal...

In road transport terminology, a derailment warning system (LDWS) is a mechanism designed to alert the driver when the vehicle begins to move from its lane (unless the traffic light is on in that direction) on freeways and arterial roads. These systems are designed to minimize accidents by addressing the main causes of collisions: driver error, distraction, and drowsiness. In 2009, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) began studying whether to mandate derailment warning systems and Forward Collision Warning Systems in cars....

Means light rail transport or a type of Urban Light Train.The transportation system was first launched in the United States and the United Kingdom....