HEI timing jump
Clare Snyder
snyder at huron.net
Tue Apr 7 03:20:17 GMT 1998
Bruce Plecan wrote:
>
> From: Clare Snyder <snyder at huron.net>
> To: diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu <diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu>
> dzorde wrote:
> >> Use a signal amp with voltage controlled gain, a F-V converted will give
> you
> >> the increasing voltage as your rpm's increase, which in turn will bump
> the
> >> gain on your amp. A neat little all hardware method.
> >> Dan dzorde at geocities.com
> >> >Would it be possible to build a signal amplifier for hall
> >> >effect switches that will increase module trigger voltage as
> >> >rpm increases? Seems like this is what you need.
> >> >Shannen
> >Still won't work. It is not the absolute voltage that mnatters. Digital
> >at ANY voltage will not produce the advance. It is the RATE OF RIZE of
> >the voltage that is critical. The ignitor triggers at a particular
> >voltage. This voltage is reached ealier or later depending onspeed due
> >to the distictive qualities of an inductive pickup. Don't matter what
> >you do to a switch, and a HALL device is just a switch, you will not
> >duplicate the "built in advance" of a magnetic pickup with a hall on an
> >HEI module. Forget trying - it will not happen.
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>
> How about flipping from a rising to a falling signal trigger, no ramping
> just all or nothing.
> Bruce
How? The module only works one way - it fires on the way up. The only
thing that will affect timing is the ramp, or rate of rise. Sorry.
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