Thanks for the advice. I may be able to get my wife to help. She writes embedded software, and has done a few PIC projects. Hardware is her weak point, but perhaps we can both learn a little in the process.
-Brock
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- Sat Jul 22, 2006 8:00 pm
- Forum: MicroSquirt General Information
- Topic: Using MS to control 250Hz PWM turbo control
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- Sat Jul 22, 2006 6:58 am
- Forum: MicroSquirt General Information
- Topic: Using MS to control 250Hz PWM turbo control
- Replies: 7
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Thanks guys... I know for certain you are right. There are much more efficient ways to achieve what I need rather than using an entire engine management controller to modulate one dumb output. Unfortunately, I don't have any electronics skills. I'm a wiz at turbos, installs, and calibration but know ...
- Thu Jul 20, 2006 7:06 pm
- Forum: MicroSquirt General Information
- Topic: Using MS to control 250Hz PWM turbo control
- Replies: 7
- Views: 767
Using MS to control 250Hz PWM turbo control
Hi,
First post here on the MS forum. I have been looking for a way to build a turbo controller and I'm thinking that use of a MS ECU is the way to do it. The reason why I want to consider the MS is because I want my turbo control to be a function of RPM and intake manifold pressure. The device I am ...
First post here on the MS forum. I have been looking for a way to build a turbo controller and I'm thinking that use of a MS ECU is the way to do it. The reason why I want to consider the MS is because I want my turbo control to be a function of RPM and intake manifold pressure. The device I am ...