Controller ECU

A Controller ECU (Electronic Control Unit) is a critical component in modern vehicles and machinery, responsible for managing and controlling specific functions within a system. It processes input from various sensors and uses this data to control outputs like fuel injection, ignition timing, or braking. In automotive applications, an ECU can control functions such as engine performance, transmission, and safety systems. It is a microprocessor-based unit that ensures precise control for efficiency, safety, and performance. ECUs can be standalone or integrated into larger vehicle control systems, with multiple ECUs often working together in a complex network.