The Electronic Control Module (ECU) is an embedded system of the vehicle responsible for controlling various electrical subsystems. The ECU interprets a number of signals received from the sensors such as manifold air pressure sensor, throttle sensor, brake sensor and adjusts the various systems accordingly. Increased demand for advanced driver assistance functions and safety systems is a major driver for the expansion of ECU for automotive market . Preference for high speed and luxury cars is increasing as they include advanced infotainment and cabin control functions such as sunroofs, power windows, and rain sensing. The deployment of such technologies has increased the number of ECUs used in a car and has thus raised their demand. Rise in concerns regarding fuel economy and emissions has resulted in the deployment of ECUs to control fuel discharge and exhaust to achieve optimal combustion. Autonomous vehicle technology includes use of an interconnected ECU as it has to manage...