Which of the following explains why the 100-tooth reluctor wheel has become standard in truck ABS systems?
A) insufficient voltage can be generated by 16-tooth sensors
B) 3.6-degrees of tire rotation is close to the dynamic footprint of a radial tire at 60 mph
C) computers find it easier to monitor higher frequencies
D) it had to be different from a tailshaft speed sensor

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The 100-tooth reluctor wheel has become standard in truck ABS systems because 3.6-degrees of tire rotation, which corresponds to the resolution provided by a 100-tooth wheel, closely matches the dynamic footprint of a radial tire at 60 mph. This allows for more precise monitoring and control of the wheel speed, improving the effectiveness of the ABS system.

Which of the Following Explains Why the 100-Tooth Reluctor Wheel