UBER Simple FreeEMS Hardware Implementation Thread

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UBER Simple FreeEMS Hardware Implementation Thread

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To run "hotel hyundai" as is, assuming I lend a CPU card with it, you need the following:
  • 2 x 50 pin DIL sockets
  • 1 x XOR logic chip (4 channels)
  • 1 x LDO 5v regulator with 500mA Minimum
  • 1 x 10uF tant or electro
  • 1 x 22uF tant or electro
  • several 0.1uF ceramics
  • several 1.6k 1/4w resistors 1% tolerance
  • several 1k 1/4w resistors 1% tolerance
  • several 330ohm 1/4w resistors 1% tolerance
  • 1 x map sensor
And do this with it:
  • power supply construction is pretty obvious, generate clean 5v from raw power and supply to TA card via fly lead
  • leave the DIL 50 poewr and ground leads disconnected to avoid loops
  • connect T0 to one output channel of the XOR via a 1.6k resistor
  • connect the input of the same XOR channel to a the hall input wire from the dizzy
  • connect a 1k resistor from that same input to 5v
  • configure that XOR to be inverting, 5v on input = 0v on output and vice versa
  • connect T2 to one input channel of the XOR via a 1.6k resistor
  • connect the output of the same XOR channel to a 330ohm resistor, and off to the ignitor
  • configure that XOR to be non inverting, 5v on cpu = 5v on output
  • filter and condition the map sensor and power for it
turn key and drive away

This car needs to stay on the road with FreeEMS wired in, somehow.

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To run a 4g63 with wasted spark and sequential you would need the same, but with T1 configured like T0 and T3 configured like T2, and 4 logic fets for fuel channels with a 1.6k resistor each to the cpu on T4-7 and a logic fet on A7 with a 1.6k resistor for the fuel pump relay(s). You'd also need all the analogue filtering stuff. for temps and tps and so on.

Ditto for a mazda with opto or hall CAS and ext ignitor setup.

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Ditto with COP/CNP and semi sequential / batch/bank cept more XOR channels and less fets.

this is all for high Z of course, for low z, buy a board from jean too.

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Someone should build the above in a matchbox sized case with smd fets, it would be epic.

mazda includes mx5/miata btw.

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