Modern vehicles integrate numerous electronic systems that constantly communicate with each other and with sensors distributed throughout the vehicle. These devices analyze speed, temperature, pressure, the position of various components and driving conditions in order to control or automatically adjust several functions. They contribute to the operation of the engine, transmission, lighting, comfort, safety and driver-assistance systems. In hybrid and electric vehicles, they also handle battery monitoring, power distribution between components and the management of charging, regenerative and propulsion phases.
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The electronic equipment we recover.
Engine ECU, TCU, BCM & electronic gateways
ECUs control engine operation while TCUs manage automatic transmission. BCMs command various electrical functions of the vehicle and gateways ensure communication between the many control units on the embedded electronic networks.
ADAS radars, cameras & driver-assistance computers
Long- and short-range radars, front cameras and ADAS computers continuously analyze the vehicle's environment. They are used for functions such as adaptive cruise control, emergency braking, obstacle detection or lane keeping.
Engine control units, control modules & automotive control units
Engine control units, control modules and control units are equipment installed in vehicles to drive various functions such as the engine, transmission, lighting, braking and safety systems. They are generally identified by their housing, manufacturer reference, location in the vehicle and their specific function.
Recovering on-board electronics
ECUs, multimedia modules and on-board electronics are opened then dismantled: boards are extracted and grouped by family, housings and harnesses routed to metal flows.