What parts does the braking system consist of?

‌The braking system of an automobile is mainly composed of the following parts:‌

‌Energy supply device‌: It includes components that supply and adjust the energy required for braking, such as master cylinders and wheel cylinders, and devices that improve the state of the transmission medium.
‌Control device‌: Components that produce braking action and control braking effects, such as brake pedals.
‌Transmission device‌: Components that transmit braking energy to the brake, such as brake lines.
‌Brake‌: Components that produce resistance to vehicle movement or movement trends, usually using friction between fixed components and the working surface of rotating components to generate braking torque. Common brakes are drum brakes and disc brakes.
These parts work together to ensure that the car can slow down and stop according to the driver's requirements and remain stable under various road conditions. The design and maintenance of the braking system are crucial to the safe driving of the car.