ELECTRONIC BRAKE DISTRIBUTION
Electronic brake distribution is a technology made as a safety
function in automobiles that improves a vehicle’s braking performance and works
in combination with an antilock brake system or ABS. EBD enables the braking
force of a vehicle to be increased or applied automatically, depending on road
conditions, speed of the vehicle, weight of vehicle.
In a car with no EBD or simple braking system, when the
brake pedal is applied the brake fluid travels from the master cylinder to the
brake cylinders. When the fluid goes inside the brake cylinder, the pressure of
the fluid being applied forces the two pistons to push out resulting in the
brake shoes or pads being pushed out. This push or pressure is in direct
proportion to the push by the pistons, which causes the shoes or pads to rub
against the drum or caliper. This reaction creates friction and decreases the
turning of the wheels. 
