ecu voltage problem
Kurt Bilinski
kurt.bilinski at GAT.COM
Wed Apr 30 18:00:44 GMT 1997
At 08:32 AM 4/30/97 -0700, you wrote:
>I am an FSAE student and we built an EFI computer for the competition.
>There seems to be a problem running it off the car's power supply, ie the
>battery. When it is hooked up to the battery the computer holds pulse
>widths at around 1 ms per revoltution regardless of throttle position.
>When we hook it up to the standard voltage regulator used for testing in
>the lab the car works perfectly with full rpm and throttle range, but
>can't move because it is attached to an extension cord. We're using a
>68hc11 processor. If anyone has had any weird voltage problems like this
>any help would be appreciated. Thank you,
>Sean
>
>
Get the EE guys over for some serious shielding. Use a scope to check the
Vcc lines. You're getting noise feeding in from somewhere. They need to
do bypassing on all the supply lines.
It's kind of a big deal, maybe get one of the EE prof's over who's good at
EMI, the students probably won't know.
Kurt
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