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| Block | Components | What it does | |--------|-------------|----------------| | | Reverse battery protection, 5V regulator (e.g., TLE series), voltage monitor | Powers MCU & sensors | | Microcontroller (MCU) | Infineon (C167, Tricore), Motorola MPC5xx | Main processor | | Input conditioning | Op-amps, RC filters, clamping diodes | Sensor signals (TPS, MAP, temp) | | Frequency/digital inputs | VR conditioner (e.g., for crank sensor), Hall sensor input | RPM, position | | Output drivers | High-side (BTS, VND), low-side (BSP), ignition IGBTs, injector drivers | Actuators, coils, injectors, relays | | Communication | CAN transceiver (TJA1040), K-line (L9637) | Diagnostics, network | | Watchdog & reset | External watchdog IC | Prevents MCU lockup |

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Unswitched ground connection directly to the battery negative terminal.