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How NBo2 Sensor Input Controls Fuel Delivery

Old 02-11-2017, 09:06 PM
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How NBo2 Sensor Input Controls Fuel Delivery

This document describes how Injector Base Pulse Width (BPW) is calculated, and then how it is corrected in Closed Loop (CL) with NBo2 sensor input. Also addressed is the effect on BPW if o2-related Calibration values are changed. BPW determination in Open Loop (OL) is also addressed.

The goal was to produce a single point of reference for: (1) Narrow Band Oxygen Sensor (NBo2)-related engine management information, and (2) details on the use and effect of o2 related Calibration items. It includes independent research and content from various articles and on-line forum posts. There is a Summary but also much detail.

Have been working on this for some time for personal reference, but thought it might be useful to others.


Document Revisions:
04/02/2017 Revision 1
The titles of the Tables below were changed to better describe their usage:
Table at 0x4BD
Prev: SLOW o2 Filter Coefficient .vs. Air Flow
New: SLOW o2 INT Delay Time .vs. Air Flow

Table at 0x4C6
Prev: SLOW o2 Filter Coefficient Multiplier .vs. Air Flow
New: SLOW o2 Lag Filtering Coefficient .vs. Air Flow

02/09/2017 Initial release


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Re: How NBo2 Sensor Input Controls Fuel Delivery

Thanks Tom,

Hard work went into the document.

Best Regards,

Bruce


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