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in the autos today there are computers aka ecu,ecms. for each electronic systems in your car.ex,for anti lock brakes,fuel injection,ignition,and so on. so basically a computer takes a signal for a certain function from sensors processesthe signals a makes thousands of adjustments per milli second on whatever circiut the box is for
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