Question on Monitoring O2 Voltage...
Bob Wooten
r71chevy at earthlink.net
Fri Aug 24 01:54:08 GMT 2001
IMO, it would work but I would like to see something with a little wider
input voltage range. This only has a 200 Mv input voltage. I am sure that
they probably also make one that has a 2000 mv input as well, & I think that
would be a better choice. we have one @ work that is a 2000 mv input that I
have used for a number of projects, but even with the volume that we buy
them in they are still $65 each. If anyone is interested I can post the
zero & span adjustment circuit that I will probably use for mine. I need to
find a different op-amp for it as the one that I am using right now is a
+/-15 Vdc unit, but I have that power in my instruments @ work so it is
simple to pull power for them & this is what I have on the shelf @ work.
BW
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From: owner-gmecm at diy-efi.org [mailto:owner-gmecm at diy-efi.org]On Behalf
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 3:43 PM
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Subject: Question on Monitoring O2 Voltage...
Hello all,
Has anyone from the list checked out this item on the PartsExpress.com
website? It's a digital panel meter, with selectable decimal point and 12V
operation. The part number is #075-400, which you can type into the Quick
Search field on their website. Do you think this meter could be wired in
series with an O2 sensor to monitor real-time voltage? I do like the idea
of
a real voltage display, rather than an Intellitronix Rich/Lean Indicator.
Thanks in advance,
Steve Ragusa
North Jersey
'85 Monte SS w TPI
www.bowtiepower.com
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