[Diy_efi] Confused! Lost!
bcroe at juno.com
bcroe at juno.com
Thu Feb 27 06:19:17 GMT 2003
26 Feb 2003 Adam Wade <espresso_doppio at yahoo.com> writes:
> --- bcroe at juno.com wrote:
>
> > It looks like peak and hold to me; 13 ohms doesn't
> > rule that out.
>
> Hm. I am clearly misinformed, then. I thought that
> the difference in impedance was what dictated the type
> of injector (voltage-limiting or current-limiting).
> So you can build p&h drivers that work with
> high-impedance injectors? What would be the advantage
> over building one with a low-impedance injector?
> Frankly, wouldn't you need to build a rater unusual
> injector driver to get it to operate that way?
I'm guessing the motorcycle just uses a smaller, higher
impedance peak and hold. The driver has to be built
around what injector will do.
> > Or maybe they are just operating a saturated inj
> > with peak and hold circuitry; kind of loses the
> > simplified driver advantage.
>
> The impression I got (which could be all wrong) was
> that using p&h drivers on sat injectors left you with
> nothing more than a sat driving signal with a lot of
> component overhead (and thus, cool components).
That's about right. Maybe they are saving power. Bruce Roe
> Maybe I should be looking at some driver circuits so I
> better understand the difference. I peered through
> the archives rather quickly, but don't think I saw anything...
> Adam Wade
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