As a powertrain domain controller, the vehicle control unit (VCU) can provide torque coordination, operation and gearshift strategies, high-voltage and 48V coordination, charging control, on board diagnosis, monitoring, thermal management, charge communication and much more for electrified and connected powertrains.
The VCU can be used in electrified passenger cars, trucks and Off-Highway vehicles but also in combustion engines applications.
The VCU also ensures fail-operational function for highly automated driving (HAD) solutions.
As a powertrain domain controller, the vehicle control unit (VCU) can provide torque coordination, operation and gearshift strategies, high-voltage and 48V coordination, charging control, on board diagnosis, monitoring, thermal management, charge communication and much more for electrified and connected powertrains.
The VCU can be used in electrified passenger cars, trucks and Off-Highway vehicles but also in combustion engines applications.
The VCU also ensures fail-operational function for highly automated driving (HAD) solutions.
