An electronic control unit refers to a unit that controls the electrical equipment of an automobile. Originally, ECU referred to the engine control unit (ECU), but nowadays, since the number of electronically controlled units has increased, it is more often used to refer to this electronic control unit.
Examples of Electronic Control Unit
- Hybrid control ECU
- Gateway ECU
- Gas fuel engine control ECU
- Stop/start control ECU
- Transmission control ECU
- Airbag control ECU
- Power steering control ECU
- Engin control ECU
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