Brake Pedal:The pedal the driver uses to apply the brakes.

Brake Cylinder (Master Cylinder): This is where the brake pedal is pushed. The brake cylinder acts on the brakes by pressurizing the brake fluid.

Brake Discs (Rotors): They are discs mounted on the wheels and compressed by the brake pads. Brake discs create friction to reduce vehicle speed and stop it.

Brake Pads: They are friction materials that come into contact with the brake discs. Brake pads slow the vehicle by increasing friction on the brake discs.

Brake Calipers: These are the parts that compress and release the brake pads. Brake calipers are located around the brake discs.

Brake Hoses: Provides hydraulic connections between the brake cylinder and brake caliper.

Brake Fluid Reservoir: It is a reservoir that stores brake fluid. Used to replace fluid leaked or lost into the brake system.

Brake Fluid: It is a special fluid used to operate and cool the hydraulic system of the brakes..

Brake Hydraulic System Pipes: These are the pipes that connect the hydraulic system of the brakes..

Brake Booster (Vacuum Assistant): It is a part that allows the brake pedal to be pressed more easily and increases braking power..

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System):It is a system found in some vehicles. Prevents wheels from locking and gives control of the vehicle to the driver.

These components are essential parts of the vehicle's braking system. The braking system is of critical importance for reducing the speed of the vehicle, stopping it and ensuring the safety of the driver.