What aspect does Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) monitor while braking?

Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) is a system designed to optimize the braking process by monitoring and adjusting the distribution of brake force applied to each wheel of a vehicle. During braking, EBD assesses the pressure applied to the wheels to determine how much force should be allocated to each wheel based on various factors, such as load and road conditions. This ensures maximum braking efficiency and stability, helping to prevent skidding and improve control during emergency stops or regular braking situations.

By focusing on the pressure placed on the wheels, EBD enhances the overall safety of the vehicle by providing proportional braking, thus improving performance under different driving conditions. This dynamic adjustment to side-to-side brake force allows for better handling and stability, especially when the vehicle is loaded unevenly or during cornering.