Er, on the resistors, I guess since you spec'd 1% you actually care about the values? I think I have most of those already, but I might ask later which ones I can fudge by a few percent to hit values I already have. I'll look it all over tonight, put together an order.
Injector Control Options
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Heh. I'd be *happy* to get a free cake, but I suppose I could do the test instead. 
Er, on the resistors, I guess since you spec'd 1% you actually care about the values? I think I have most of those already, but I might ask later which ones I can fudge by a few percent to hit values I already have. I'll look it all over tonight, put together an order.
Er, on the resistors, I guess since you spec'd 1% you actually care about the values? I think I have most of those already, but I might ask later which ones I can fudge by a few percent to hit values I already have. I'll look it all over tonight, put together an order.
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I didn't download the BOM, but some of them are high power, remember that :-)
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Re: Injector Control Options
Um, is that PER injector? Seems so.Delta wrote:I didn't include the common resistors. But this is a quick BOM.
It's in the V14 schematic? Doesn't look it.
Anyway, give me something to put under "quantity" and I'll be ordering it tomorrow.
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USD - 1 4 785-1140-5-ND MOSFET N/P-CH COMPL 30V 8-PDIP 0 0.87000 $3.48
- 2 4 497-2795-5-ND MOSFET N-CH 70V 10A TO-220 0 2.09000 $8.36
- 3 3 296-1391-5-ND IC QUAD OP AMP 14-DIP 0 0.42000 $1.26
- 4 10 MBR160RLGOSCT-ND DIODE SCHOTTKY 60V 1A AXIAL 0 0.37100 $3.71
- 5 8 P13137-ND CAP 100UF 63V ELECT EB RADIAL 0 0.36000 $2.88
- 6 4 BC2079-ND CAP FILM MKP .33UF 63VDC 2% 0 0.82000 $3.28
- 7 4 BC2143-ND CAP FILM MKP .02UF 250VDC 2% 0 0.58000 $2.32
- 8 4 WHB470FECT-ND RES 470 OHM 1W 1% WW AXIAL 0 0.80000 $3.20
- 9 10 CMF1.00KHFCT-ND RES 1.00K OHM 1% 50PPM 1/2W 0 0.11000 $1.10
- 10 4 MPR3-0.01J-ND RES .01 OHM 3W 5% RADIAL 0 0.79000 $3.16
- 11 5 39.2KXBK-ND RES 39.2K OHM 1/4W 1% METAL FILM 0 0.09800 $0.49
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Yeah its per injector, list looks good - the schematic is back quite a few pages, if you want a new copy I can send it to you??8InchesFlacid wrote:Um, is that PER injector? Seems so.Delta wrote:I didn't include the common resistors. But this is a quick BOM.
It's in the V14 schematic? Doesn't look it.
Anyway, give me something to put under "quantity" and I'll be ordering it tomorrow.
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Wouldn't hurt.
The one I saw had some inductors in it, which is what had me worried.
BTW, I was planning on just getting power, etc, from my MS V3 board, and using Jean's signal interceptor board unless I can find something better. When it all shows up I'll figure it out.
Ok, so my list is good for ~4 circuits...
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Ordered.
BTW, I was planning on just getting power, etc, from my MS V3 board, and using Jean's signal interceptor board unless I can find something better. When it all shows up I'll figure it out.
Ok, so my list is good for ~4 circuits...
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Ordered.
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Finally, after convincing the purchasing people to release my parts since they are personal after all..... I got them! Woo-hoo. Now time to use them!
So, again, I'd like to see a copy of the circuit you want me to build! I have some ~1.5 ohm injectors, protoboard, a MS and a breakout board. Seems straightforward. But the schematic I saw had an inductor on it, so now I want to be sure I'm building the right thing.
Someone please post one ASAP and I'll get onto the testing bit. Also, where would be sensible test points for an o-scope?
-Abe.
So, again, I'd like to see a copy of the circuit you want me to build! I have some ~1.5 ohm injectors, protoboard, a MS and a breakout board. Seems straightforward. But the schematic I saw had an inductor on it, so now I want to be sure I'm building the right thing.
Someone please post one ASAP and I'll get onto the testing bit. Also, where would be sensible test points for an o-scope?
-Abe.
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The inductor on the schematic is the injector. And one of the voltage sources is the ECU injector connection (the one that's not 12V or 5V). Unless I read the schematic wrong.
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Okey-doakey then, so it's 98% built, and I was going to run it - anything anyone wants to see? Voltages at a certain point, temps of certain chips? I'll get a pic and post it soon. I brought home a 4 channel oscope, and totally forgot my IR thermometer, but still have a thermocouple I can poke around with.
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Well, the only thing that leaps out at me is reading voltage drop accross a 10, 20, or 50 milliohm resistor inline with the injector. But, guess I'll have to worry about it tomorrow...