Home-brewing an ignition advance control
Bill the arcstarter
arcstarter at hotmail.com
Wed Oct 28 00:52:50 GMT 1998
Cudabob wrote:
>I just picked up (purchased) a "programmable EI system" from an
>outfit in Australia. (KitZ). It is based on a PIC 16C84 and features
>multi cylinder choices, dual programmable advance curves and
>other nice features. But I digress....Tony Nixon who wrote the
>program, willing shares his concepts and even a copy of the
>original code is/was on his home page....something or other
>"picknpoke".
Sounds like great fun! Does anyone have a url/email address for this?
I'm contemplating something along these lines myself. Where can I get
the fittings which connect to the back of injectors? Seems like all
injectors are designed to plug into a special fuel rail, etc... Hints?
Oh, I checked out that National LM1949 driver someone mentioned
recently. Looks like a winner. Another fun chip is the Linear Tech
LTC1294. This is a 12-bit 8-channel (4 channels differential) A to D
converter which operates across a 3-wire interface... You could (and I
do) read all sorts of MAPs, TPS, air/coolant sensors etc with just one
of those guys...
>The basic idea is to lock both the advances (mech & Vac) at full
>advance, set the distributor at 45 deg BTDC and delay firing the
>coil by a calculated time, based by rpm. Simple eh?
Wouldn't there be a phasing problem between the rotor and the
appropriate distrib post if it is set for 45 degrees?
Thanks for a great list!
-Bill the arcstarter
Starting arcs in Cinci, OH
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/6160
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