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In automotive electronics, an '''electronic control unit''' (ECU) is an [[embedded system]] that controls one or more of the electrical subsystems in a [[vehi [[Category:Embedded systems]]

Factory engine management systems often have similar controls as aftermarket units intended for racing, such ...und their way into everyday [[automobile|cars]]. Haltech Engine Management Systems based out of Sydney Australia are generally credited as having pioneered th

===Switchable systems=== ...ovide a constant source of electricity, magneto systems were abandoned for systems which interrupted current at battery voltage, used an [[ignition coil]] (a

...[[oversteer]], or the inner rear wheel to counter [[understeer]]. Some ESC systems also reduce engine power until control is regained. Electronic stability co ...under various road surface conditions. While conventional traction control systems at the time featured only a slip control function, Mitsubishi's newly devel

...sealed with flexible "skirts" to the ground. The design of the radiators, embedded into the sidepods, was partly based on that of the [[De Havilland Mosquito] ...de and ground clearance, these forces interacted with the car's suspension systems and cars began to resonate, particularly at slow speeds, rocking back and f