FW: Re: Knock sensor using HIP9010
john carroll
jac at wave.sheridan.wy.us
Fri Apr 12 01:51:47 GMT 1996
Everyone,
I promise that I will get som postings giong in the very near
future. A couple of projects are finished and very soon, "working
on taxes" will cease to be a valid excuse
john carroll jac at wave.sheridan.wy.us
On Tue, 09 Apr 1996 15:48:12 EDT Bruce Bowling wrote:
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>~
>~ I am designing a knock monitor around the HIP9010 chip. The data
sheet
>~ only gives a "minimum" circuit. Has anyone actually used this
component
>~ in a real application? I need to know two things:
>~
>~ 1. Is there any additional protection or biasing components
needed for
>~ the inputs?
>~
>~ 2. What sort of settings are best for the programmable filters
in this
>~ device?
>~
>~ Thanks for any assistance,
>~
>~ Jim Sturcbecher
>~ jsturs at bart.nl
>~
>~
>
>I am quite interested in your results (as is everyone else) - keep us posted.
>
>If I recall, there was someone on this list who used the HIP9010 chip on an
>airplane engine. They were going to post more info, but I never saw it.
>
>- Bruce
>
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