TCC info

[rr]

It is a matter of going through the code and figuring
out what it does. When it doesn't make sense I fire up
the test bench. This lets me watch what it is doing.

As I go through code it gets easier each time. When I
was first working with it, it was tough.

I've come to the conclusion that even having all of the
tables doesn't allow for tuning them. You really need to
know how the code behind them works.

BobR.


On Fri, 7 Sep 2001 11:00:12 -0700
 "Darrell N." <darrelln at datalog.ab.ca> wrote:
>  
> > A writeup on the basics of TCC operation has found its
> > way to the gmecm papers site (thanks Steve):
> > 
> > http://www.diy-efi.org/gmecm/papers/ 
> 
> Excellent stuff, Bob.  I've read this and most of your
> other papers, and 
> they provide some great info and insights into the
> operation of the ECM. 
> How do you figure all this stuff out, anyway?  Either you
> used to work 
> for GM, you have a secret stash of reference material
> that nobody else 
> knows about, or you have a prodigious brain and lots of
> spare time.  
> (probably the latter ;)  Regardless, keep 'em coming...
> If you are taking 
> requests, I'd like to see something on the theory behind
> the BLM and 
> Integrator functions.
> 
> regards
> darrell n
> Darrell Norquay
> Datalog Technology Inc.
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