EFI without a lookup table
Bruno!
u933234 at student.canberra.edu.au
Mon Mar 11 02:56:08 GMT 1996
Hi everyone,
Is it possible to have an efi computer control the engine entirely in
closed loop? I'd like to design a ecu which does not rely on having to be
dyno-tuned, or other ways where the engine has to run at different loads,
speeds, etc.
The rationale behind this is I want to be able to design the computer,
plug it in, and control the engine from day one. I understand that there
are more things to consider, what they are exactly are slowly coming to me.
For a start, I was thinking of using a MAP, TPS, and a crank angle sensor
(for RPM) and intake air temperature for airflow metering, and an O2 sensor
for mixture.
When using a hall effect sensor, what is the material that the metal vane
that passes through the gap made of? Iron or aluminium?
Any thoughts or suggestions would be most welcome. Thanks.
Bruno. ( u933234 at student.canberra.edu.au )
"If you've gotta go, go with a smile"
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