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vlcmstnsct
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2022 9:58 pm |
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Since I'm speed density I abandoned the rear O2 option and tapped the analog output from my wideband into the unused MAF voltage wire (white). X/50*2+10 working perfectly.
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uprev
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2022 7:57 pm |
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Has anyone applied smoothing factors to this equation? Just to make it a touch nicer for data analysis?
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Rpiper
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2022 10:39 pm |
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uprev wrote: Has anyone applied smoothing factors to this equation? Just to make it a touch nicer for data analysis? sorry for reviving this old thread, my question is how to create an equation for my wideband to read correctly the wideband is a nano fueltech and has a different scale according to the original fueltech website the scale is as follows 6.2 Escala da saída analógica 0,59λ a 1,10λ Padrão lambda AFR metanol volts 0,59 8,7 3,8 0,20 1,10 16,2 7,1 4,80
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skrimshaw
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2023 8:02 am |
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I too am also trying to figure out the equation for my innovate lc2, has anyone figured it out?
0v=7.35 5v-22.39
for y=mx+b i got .3324*x+2.44 but im not exactly sure how to apply that to the voltage conversion of x/50.
I also have a fuel pressure sensor wired in 0-100 with the equation (x-25)/2 and i cant seem to get that one to work either :/
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xtremedelta
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 6:22 pm |
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I have been using Code: <parameter id="P39" name="Fuel Pressure" desc="" ecubyteindex="12" ecubit="0"> <address>0x000033</address> <conversions> <conversion units="psi" expr="(x-0.5)*90" format="0.00" /> I am sure its not completely right but its close for Fuel Pressure Formula, If someone has a better formula please post it here! Thanks!
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DYERANDSONS
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2025 10:27 am |
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skrimshaw wrote: I too am also trying to figure out the equation for my innovate lc2, has anyone figured it out?
0v=7.35 5v-22.39
for y=mx+b i got .3324*x+2.44 but im not exactly sure how to apply that to the voltage conversion of x/50.
I also have a fuel pressure sensor wired in 0-100 with the equation (x-25)/2 and i cant seem to get that one to work either :/ ive got x/50*3+7.35 works great for the LC2 its the constants for lc2 default settings
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DYERANDSONS
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Post subject: Re: Wideband VOUT logging via TGV position sensor input Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2025 10:36 am |
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Joined: Sat Aug 24, 2024 6:17 pm Posts: 34
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I think true formula is AFR = (Voltage * (22.39 - 7.35)) / 5 + 7.35 which would be AFR=X/50*3.008+7.35 simplified for MTS LC2 default settings with 4.9 sensor
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