What is an Electronic Control System Composed of?
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An electronic control system consists of sensors, an electronic control unit (ECU), and actuators. Electronic control systems include: 1. Engine and powertrain centralized control systems; 2. Chassis integrated control and safety systems; 3. Intelligent body electronic systems; 4. Communication, information, and entertainment systems. The working principle of an electronic control system is: storing a series of command programs in the ECU's program memory, which are preset during design and manufacturing. The input signals to the electronic control unit come from various sensors in the control system. An electronic control system is an automatic control system that uses electronic devices such as computers as control devices.