What is Engine Management System?

The automotive electronic control system is basically composed of sensors, electronic controller (ECU), driver and other parts, and the core component is the electronic controller. Works with the mechanical systems on the car (usually integrated with subsystems in the powertrain, chassis and body systems) and transmits information to each other using cables or radio waves, the so-called “mechatronics integration”, such as electronic fuel injection systems, Anti-lock brake control system, anti-skid control system, electronically controlled suspension system, electronically controlled automatic transmission, electronic power steering, etc. The electronically controlled ignition device is composed of a microprocessor, a sensor and its interface, and an actuator. The device calculates and judges according to the engine parameters measured by the sensor, and then adjusts the ignition time, so that the engine can work at the best ignition advance angle under different speeds and intake air volumes, so that the engine output can be maximized. Power and torque, reduce fuel consumption and emissions, save fuel and reduce air pollution.