Powertrain Control Module
The Powertrain Control Module (PCM) is a combined control unit that consists of the engine control unit and the transmission control unit. The primary inputs to the PCM come from a multitude of sensors in numerous locations around the car. As an on-board control system, it alerts the driver if anything is amiss via warning signs on the dashboard.
As the PCM is a mission-critical sub-system for vehicle performance and a safe driving experience, reliability and durability are of utmost importance. This is why top-tier automotive customers trust Interplex’s customized PCM solutions for their end application needs.
ECU Connectors
Electronic Control Unit (ECU) connectors are integral in controlling embedded automotive systems for a multitude of end applications. Interplex’s ECU connectors are designed to withstand harsh environments in fuel injection and engine control, braking (ABS) and acceleration systems, power steering and towing modules, just to name a few.
- Throttle ECU Connector
- Turbo Actuator ECU Connector
Throttle ECU Connector
Transmits signals to Electronic Throttle Control System that controls valve opening to regulate air flow to intake manifold.
Turbo Actuator ECU Connector
Transmits electrical signals to and protects components of turbo actuator gearbox module, which improves air intake into engine, enhancing power and torque.
Powertrain Control Unit Solutions
Interplex’s powertrain control unit solutions are trusted by top-tier automotive companies worldwide. We can customize solutions for you to suit your end applications— for example, electric fuel propulsion modules that optimize automobile efficiency. Our full suite of capabilities enable us to reliably precision stamp metal terminals and Press-Fits, plate them to your requirements, insert mold plastic, and assemble them together.
- Electric Fuel Propulsion Module
Electric Fuel Propulsion Module
Power Control Unit that optimizes automobile efficiency by tapping on stored energy (battery charge) and generated energy (e.g. combustion engine, fuel cells, etc).