Definition: "Emcc" refers to a type of electrical circuit known for its simplicity yet versatility in electronic devices, particularly in low-voltage applications such as automotive lighting systems. Definition: An emcc, or electromechanical commutator, is a type of electric motor that uses an electronic switching mechanism and mechanical components. It's used primarily for low-voltage applications where a basic relay or switch can be easily replaced with an electromechanical component without the need for expensive electrical components. These circuits are often utilized in automotive lighting systems to simplify the control of headlights and other high-voltage components, making them more compact and energy-efficient.
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