Development of an Automotive Engine

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering the basic components, types, and technological developments of automotive engines as described in the lecture notes.

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Automotive Engine

An engine specifically designed to power motor vehicles, such as cars, trucks, buses, and vans, which converts fuel into mechanical power to move a vehicle.

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Steam engine

One of the early engine types mentioned in the historical progression toward modern automotive engines.

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Electric engine

One of the early forms of engines mentioned alongside steam and internal combustion in the development of vehicle power.

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Internal combustion engine

An engine type that served as the basis for the evolution into modern gasoline and diesel automotive engines.

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Gasoline engine

A modern engine type that represents the evolution of internal combustion technology.

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Diesel engine

A modern version of the internal combustion engine used in current automotive development.

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Cylinder

A basic engine component identified as a fundamental part of the automotive engine structure.

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Piston

A basic engine component listed among the essential hardware of an automotive engine.

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Crankshaft

A basic engine component that plays a key role in the mechanical performance of a vehicle engine.

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Valves

Basic engine components listed as part of the primary assembly of an automotive engine.

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Camshaft

A basic engine component that is critical to the operation and role of the engine's internal systems.

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Fuel injection

An advance in engine technology cited as a significant development in the evolution of modern automotive performance.