Electromechanical electronic control units and actuators
summary:The electronic control unit, also known as ECU (ElectricalControlUnit), is the core of the mechatronics system, which is responsible for centralizing, storing, calculating and analyzing the detection signals and external input commands from each sensor, and issuing corresponding instructions according to a certain degree and rhythm according to the information processing results, so as to control the whole system purposefully.
Electronic control unit
The electronic control unit, also known as ECU (ElectricalControlUnit), is the core of the mechatronics system, which is responsible for centralizing, storing, calculating and analyzing the detection signals and external input commands from each sensor, and issuing corresponding instructions according to a certain degree and rhythm according to the information processing results, so as to control the whole system purposefully.
Actuators
The role of the actuator is to drive the movement of mechanical components according to the instructions of the electronic control unit. Actuators are moving parts that are usually driven by electricity, pneumatic and hydraulic.
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