delta TPS + MAP AE
delta TPS + MAP AE
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Runtime RPM MPH MAP TPS sPW dTPS tpsAE dMAP mapAE aePW 00:00:44 1750 22 33 2 1.160 0.0 0.000 0.0 0.000 0.000 00:00:44 1700 22 34 3 1.709 0.8 0.137 0.0 0.000 0.458 00:00:44 1650 22 37 5 1.678 1.2 0.107 2.8 0.000 0.275 00:00:44 1650 22 38 5 1.770 0.4 0.107 4.4 0.000 0.458 00:00:44 1650 22 40 7 1.923 1.2 0.107 5.3 0.000 0.732 00:00:44 1675 22 43 7 2.350 0.8 0.107 6.6 0.076 1.083 00:00:44 1650 22 45 8 2.289 0.8 0.076 8.8 0.092 0.626 00:00:44 1700 22 47 9 2.808 1.6 0.122 8.4 0.092 0.732 00:00:44 1650 22 48 9 2.380 0.8 0.107 10.9 0.092 0.626 00:00:44 1625 22 51 10 2.899 0.8 0.107 11.3 0.107 1.190 00:00:44 1650 22 54 11 2.838 1.2 0.122 11.3 0.107 0.916 00:00:44 1675 22 57 14 3.204 2.0 0.153 15.0 0.137 1.419 00:00:44 1700 22 62 15 3.235 1.2 0.107 16.6 0.137 0.793 00:00:44 1675 21 64 15 3.082 0.4 0.076 18.4 0.122 0.458 00:00:44 1675 22 65 15 2.899 0.4 0.000 16.3 0.137 0.504 00:00:44 1675 22 65 15 2.838 0.4 0.000 13.4 0.122 0.397 00:00:44 1725 22 65 15 2.777 0.4 0.000 13.8 0.107 0.397
Delta was qualified for TPS AE at .8 as TPS AE resulted at .137. It shows with AE of .46. right?
Line 6 delta was met for MAP AE at 6.6 and AE MAP resulted at .076. right?
Far right column is AE "pulse width'.
sPW which i believe is synch pulse width is a larger # than the total of AEpw values which I presume also includes the VE fueling. correct?
are the AE values also synch pulse width or usec?
Something does not add up.
Edit: My table got misaligned. Damm
Last edited by RBob; Jan 28, 2011 at 04:26 PM. Reason: column alignment
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Re: delta TPS + MAP AE
Columns are a little better.
The aePW as shown in the last column is what is added to the sync PW. It is in milli-seconds (msec). The sPW is the final as programmed to hardware sync PW.
tpsAE is in msec, as is mapAE. These are the results of the look up table.
Between them and the aePW, the RPM & CTS compensations are made.
Note that the data doesn't always line up. This is due to the ECM running this routine 80 times a second. And the EBL sending data at 17 times a second. So as a variable is output via the EBL, the ECM is changing other variables associated with it.
Also, not all variables get re-calculated that often.
RBob.
The aePW as shown in the last column is what is added to the sync PW. It is in milli-seconds (msec). The sPW is the final as programmed to hardware sync PW.
tpsAE is in msec, as is mapAE. These are the results of the look up table.
Between them and the aePW, the RPM & CTS compensations are made.
Note that the data doesn't always line up. This is due to the ECM running this routine 80 times a second. And the EBL sending data at 17 times a second. So as a variable is output via the EBL, the ECM is changing other variables associated with it.
Also, not all variables get re-calculated that often.
RBob.
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