Injector Firing Voltage

Todd....!! atc347 at c-com.net
Mon May 17 18:20:36 GMT 1999


Could ya tell that they were F18's cuz of the way they sounded, or did
ya actually get ta see em?

Interestin stuff abou tthe flyback voltage, new to me...

LATER!

Todd....!!

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Ward wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 15 May 1999 16:12:57 -0400, Bruce Plecan wrote:
> 
> > I hooked the scope up to a GM ecm running 8 saturated injectors.  The
> normal
> > 12v only appreared rarely.  The usual voltage of the injectors firing was
> > 75-100v..
> > So this flyback/kickback, is a very large issue.
> > This would seem to imply to me, that the stock ecm doesn't clip the
> voltage
> > by reverse biasing a diode, to contol it, but rather use a scheme, where
> > they deal with it.  Maybe clipping these signals has a adverse affect on
> the
> > injectors opening/closing..
> >   Jus curious, if this makes sense.
> > Grumpy
> >
> 
> Yes, it is flyback, the same thing that cause you ignition coil to work, the
> high voltage is immediatly after you open the circuit, just like opening the
> points in a braker points ignition.
> 
> Its not important to clip the fly back volatge the drivers are able to
> handle it, and clipping tens to extend the pulse width.
> 
> Just had two F18's fly over at low altitude, thats unusual.
> 
> Ward
> 
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