[Diy_efi] duty cycle
Adam Wade
espresso_doppio at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 27 12:09:12 GMT 2005
--- Craig Dunn <dunnbeetle at bigpond.com> wrote:
> Am i on the right track or how does duty cycle work
Duty cycle does not vary with engine rpm like dwell
angle requirements do. It is a measure of the
percentage of time the injector is energized; 100%
duty cycle is fully open all the time, and 0% is
closed all the time. 50% is open half the time,
although there is lag in opening and closing the
pintle, so actual fuel flow is slightly different than
half of the 100% duty cycle rate. If you wanted the
engine to receive a quantity of fuel that increased
linearly with engine speed, then the percentage of
duty cycle would also increase linearly, in time with
engine rpm.
Hope that makes it a bit more clear!
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