pulse width / pulse granularity
Neil Bradley
neil at synthcom.com
Wed May 31 21:14:42 GMT 2000
> > injector? Would 250 microseconds be long enough? I'm trying to nail down
> > injector pulse length granularity so we can figure out our requirements
> > for the "slave" pulse width generator.
> So far I saw a couple people address the minimum pulse width question,
> but I don't think I've seen anyone say anything about the granularity,
> IOW the smallest increment by which the pulse can be adjusted. It
> seems that most everyone agrees that 250usec is way shorter a pulse
> width than you're ever likely to need, but if your pulse width is
> only adjustable in 250usec steps, I think you'll find that way too
> coarse. (Ok, maybe not for a dedicated dragster, which need not idle
Think so? I'm certainly not going to try to pass emissions, but having it
streetable (meaning actually drivable) is always a possibility.
> politely or pass emissions.) Consider that if your minimum pulse
> width is 1msec, and you'd like to be able to adjust fuel in 2% steps
> at idle, you need a 20usec resolution. (At least, probably a lot
> finer due to injector flow-vs-PW nonlinearity at low PW.)
I noticed that the Haltech solution only allows increments of 256
microseconds each. Would changing the pulse by less than 250us really make
*THAT* much of a difference?
> For a race car probably none of this matters. I just wanted to make
> sure that minimum pulse width was being addressed separately from
> granularity.
Your suggestions and replies are greatly appreciated by this newbie. ;-)
-->Neil
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