The invention of this circuit is attributed to automotive engineer Carl Benz.
Karl Benz was one of the pioneers of the automobile industry. He invented the world's first internal combustion engine-powered car in 1886. As the inventor and innovator of the automobile, Benz also made important contributions to the automobile's control system. The start-stop control circuit is part of the vehicle control system and is responsible for controlling the start and stop of the engine. Benz continued to explore and innovate in the process of designing and improving cars. His work laid the foundation for the invention of the start-stop control circuit.
Karl Benz was a German engineer and inventor who is widely regarded as one of the inventors of the modern automobile. He patented the first automobile in 1886 and founded the Mercedes-Benz Automobile Company, which later became one of the predecessors of the modern motor company.