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Electronic Counter Measures. A classification of electronic warfare which prevents or reduces an enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Electronic Control Module. A microprocessor that determines the beginning and end of each injection cycle on every cylinder. The ECM determines both fuel metering and injection timing in response to such parameters as engine crankshaft position and rpm, engine coolant and intake air temperature, and absolute intake air boost pressure.
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electronic warfare undertaken to prevent or reduce an enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum
Electronic Countermeasures - electronics designed to decoy or deceive enemy radar or missile threats
"Electronic Counter Measures" refers to either the action of electronic interference or the system for that purpose. A fighter plane can be concealed from enemy radar by applying electronic disturbance to the frequency band of the radar, this the threat of radar-guided weapons can be avoided. In addition, the means to counter ECM is called ECCM, or "Electronic Counter Counter Measures".
An acronym for electronic control module. The on-board computer that controls fuel delivery, emissions, and on-board diagnostics, for the vehicle's engine management systems.
Electronic Counter Measures, such as jamming
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electronic countermeasures. ECU - Electronic Control Unit
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Electronic Control Module The computer brain that controls various aspects of your motorcycle's performance including ignition, timimg, and fuel to air ratio.
Electronic Control Module. A housing mounted on a vehicle component that incorporates electronic circuitry and provides ports for electronic connections to and from the component.
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electronic control module. The Electronic Control Module (ECM) is a computer system that regulates the car's fuel and emissions systems.
Acronym for "Electronic Control Module" which is the master computer responsible for interpreting electrical signals sent by engine sensors and for activating automated engine components and processes accordingly in order to produce optimum performance.
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Source: DSMC Electronic Countermeasures
See Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
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Electronic Control Module. THE BRAIN! This baby does it all! It monitors the engine and transmission and makes everything work together. For example, it will check the vehicle speed, RPM, throttle position and tell the transmission when to do a 2-3 upshift or downshift when necessary. It also logs trouble codes if there's a problem.
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Abbreviation for: electronic countermeasures Fr: ECM
Electronic Countermeasures. Countermeasures that use the electromagnetic spectrum to confuse or defeat enemy radar and sensor systems.
The offensive use of electronic warfare.
Electronic Counter Measures. To jam or confuse transmissions.
Electronic Countermeasures. The use of any active or passive system to elude, degrade or confuse hostile sensor/scanner suites and communications traffic.
Electronic Control Module. Same as ECU.
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