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Mechatronics Practice Test: Mechatronics Design - Engine Management System
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Internal combustion engines with electronic management systems now use mechatronic systems. They basically consist of a thermodynamic process, electromechanic, hydraulic or pneumatic actuators, electronic sensors and one ore more digital control units with their specific software. The engine sensor control system is the core of the entire automotive sensor. It contains many types, such as temperature sensors, pressure sensors, position and speed sensors, flow sensors, oxygen sensors, and knock sensors. Related Test: Mechatronics Practice Test: Mechatronics Design - High Speed Tilting... Show more
Mechatronics Practice Test: Mechatronics Design - Engine Management System
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10 Questions

1. Which of the following is not a part of the engine control unit?
2. What is the full form of EMS?
3. What does a PCB in an engine management system consists of?
4. The data inputs are sent to the ECU by the means of ____
5. The function of the engine control unit is ____
6. The function of the engine control unit is ____
7. The engine management system consists of various electronics and electrical parts.
8. What does ECU stand for?
9. What does a PCB in an engine management system consists of?
10. The engine management system consists of various electronics and electrical parts.