[Diy_efi] Capture advice
Tim Marsteiner
tmarstei
Thu Apr 7 14:37:40 UTC 2005
I have been logging some data on a big V-Twin normally
aspirated air cooled motorcycle. It is an alpha-n
based EFI system. (max RPMs of 6000)
The EGT sensor is exactly 3" from the cylinder head
and the wideband O2 sensor is exactly 12" from the
cylinder head.
I have written some perl scripts to process the data
and was wondering what the delays in the EGT and O2
readings will be?
Also, the wideband O2 is the DIY NTK setup. Any idea
of an O2 voltage correction scheme based on EGT?
The PDA logging code is code I've written so I can
change the order and/or add delays when capturing.
The current code loop is as follows:
Initiate EGT reading (using a capture card, it takes
70 ms to prepare result)
Read RPM
Read Throttle Position (TI AREA, max is 1040 mm2)
Read APS (air per stroke, this isn't really required)
Read EGT result
Read O2 Voltage
Every 20th loop capture either Air Temp, Eng Temp or
Barometric pressure
As you can see from the log below each loop takes a
little over 100 ms.(I've added another bit of time
resolution but don't have any logs with it yet).
Any comments or guidence is appreciated.
BTW I am pretty sure that peak EGT occurs at an A/F of
14.7:1 on this engine. I am going to build up an
adjustable narrow band simulator which will allow me
to dial in closed loop A/F to verify this. I'll post
the results.
Thanks,
Tim
Here is a short data log sample:
TIME TI AREA RPM O2VOLT ENGTMP AIRTMP EGT2
------- ------- ---- ------ ------ ------ ----
18:11.5 10.03 2633 3.247 249 91 1292
18:11.7 10.28 2607 2.505 249 91 1293
18:11.8 21.69 2602 2.364 249 91 1294
18:11.9 76.88 2799 2.715 249 91 1296
18:12.1 227.03 2670 2.549 249 91 1297
18:12.2 377.50 2679 2.193 249 91 1300
18:12.4 425.28 2708 2.007 249 91 1301
18:12.5 427.66 2789 2.066 249 91 1303
18:12.7 421.72 2817 2.129 249 91 1304
18:12.8 411.56 2827 2.222 249 91 1307
18:12.9 391.44 2895 2.295 249 91 1309
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