Drive-By-Wire Pedal Box Conversion Kit

DBW technology, prevalent in modern race cars, utilizes electronic sensors instead of mechanical linkages to control the throttle. Installation involves removing the existing linkage from the pedal assembly and mounting this linear potentiometer behind the pedal arm and onto the base box. The unit boasts an infinite resolution, exceptional repeatability of ≤0.01mm, and an operational speed of 10 m/s, ensuring accurate signal transmission. Its mechanical life exceeds 25 million cycles, highlighting its durability for rigorous use. The potentiometer operates within a maximum supply voltage of 40 VDC and requires a recommended wiper current of less than 10μA. Key technical specifications include a 2-year warranty, British engineering, and a compact design with dimensions of 18.5 cm (height) x 1.2 cm (width) x 1.2 cm (depth), weighing only 0.150 kg. The unit features a 6-core cable for connection and provides dual signal outputs. It is crucial to avoid connecting the +V supply to the signal wires (Yellow and White) to prevent damage to the sensor element. The displacement signals can be reversed by adjusting specific wire connections.