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Theory

Airbags are part of a vehicle's safety system designed to protect occupants during a collision.Here's how they work:

• Sensors and Control Unit:The airbag system includes crash sensors that detect a sudden deceleration or impact.These sensors send signals to the airbag control unit,which analyzes the data from various sensors,including wheel speed sensors and seat occupancy sensors.

• Deployment:If the control unit determines that a collision is severe enough to warrant deployment,it sends a signal to the inflator.The inflator initiates a chemical reaction that produces a rapid release of gas,typically nitrogen.

• Inflation:The gas fills the airbag,causing it to inflate and deploy towards the vehicle occupants within milliseconds.This rapid inflation provides a cushioning effect,reducing the force exerted on the occupants during a collision.

• Deflation:After deployment,the airbag automatically deflates to allow the occupants to move and exit the vehicle.

Airbags are designed to work in conjunction with seatbelts and are not intended to deploy in every collision but only in moderate to severe crashes where the risk of injury is high.The deployment is managed by sophisticated algorithms that consider various parameters such as vehicle speed,angle of impact,and seatbelt usage.

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