In-vehicle ECU / List of 3 manufacturers
What is a In-vehicle ECU?
An in-vehicle ECU is a device that electronically controls various functions of an automobile. In the past, electronic control of the engine progressed in order to comply with exhaust gas regulations, and fine control became possible by installing an ECU. ECU at that time was an abbreviation for "Engine Control Unit". On the other hand, current in-vehicle ECUs are called "Electronic Control Units" because they control functions such as transmissions, brakes, power steering, and airbags in addition to engine control. It has an ECU.
Manufacture list of In-vehicle ECU
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