What does motorcycle electronic control mean?
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Motorcycle electronic control refers to the electronic control unit. Introduction to motorcycle electronic control: The principle of motorcycle electronic control is the electronic control unit, also known as ECU. The ECU converts input signals into digital form, compares and processes them based on stored reference data, calculates output values, and then amplifies the output signals to control several regulating servo components. Precautions for motorcycle electronic control: Motorcycle electrical leakage or power loss often occurs in electrical components, circuit wires, plugs, and connectors. Possible causes include poor connections, short circuits, open circuits, cross circuits, low quality, damage, mismatches, or overloads. To check and determine if a motorcycle has electrical leakage, turn off the ignition, remove the battery, and use the continuity test function of a multimeter to measure whether the two battery cables are conducting. If they conduct, there is leakage; if not, the system is functioning properly.