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C++ vs Python
04/05/2023 at 15:40 • 0 commentsRewritten the SW with Arduino C++
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Stable readings
03/04/2023 at 12:11 • 2 commentsI almost solved the problem with "jumpy" values.
A SW low pass filter is applied on the min readings of 100 samples (which should catch 2 full cycles i.e. 2 intakes).Now the values shown are a lot more stable and the throttle bodies can be synchronized by slowly turning the dedicated screws.
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Looking at the sensors
02/27/2023 at 19:34 • 0 commentsThe last picture represents the "analog" output of one sensor attached to a throttle body.
I say "analog" because it's fairly clear the discrete output
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First test
02/26/2023 at 17:36 • 1 commentI finally managed to "open" my motorbike and test the device.
I could only connect 2 out of 3 throttle bodies, because the 3rd is in a bad position.
The main problem is that the values read are unstable, they change continuosly.
I thought that reading a value in a random moment, could measure anywhere during the four-stroke cycle.
In order to try to solve this, I read 250 vacuum values per sensor (which takes around 300ms each) and take the lowest vacuum value in order to catch the intake cycle.
It's better this way, but still to jumpy to make a precise measure.
At the moment I don't have any better idea in order to stabilize the readings.