NA MX5 OEM PCM Hardware design benchmark
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NA MX5 OEM PCM Hardware design benchmark
Just for a reference I want to go over the OEM PCM printed circuit board and sketch out the circuit schematics.
So many of us are tinkering with a replacement for this device. I thought it would be good to review what circuits Denso used, and maybe stimulate a little electronics discussion to compare with the Megasquirt circuits etc...
There might be some design gems in the Denso box worth transferring over.
EG:
There seems to be abit of electronics / megasquirt projects on this forum, thought it might be usefull to put all this info in one place where everyone can find it.
Few questions:
Has someone done this before? I obviously don't want to waste time if this has already been done and clearly documented somewhere else.
Any suggestions on where to keep it?
I would really like to put it somewhere with some change management or a database backend etc... so if updates are made they can be documented, or even a "checked" mark if someone wants to independently verify the circuit.
Anyone keen to help or have some sketches they worked on already? It's a big job that could be very easily split up and worked on independently to get it finished faster.
So many of us are tinkering with a replacement for this device. I thought it would be good to review what circuits Denso used, and maybe stimulate a little electronics discussion to compare with the Megasquirt circuits etc...
There might be some design gems in the Denso box worth transferring over.
EG:
There seems to be abit of electronics / megasquirt projects on this forum, thought it might be usefull to put all this info in one place where everyone can find it.
Few questions:
Has someone done this before? I obviously don't want to waste time if this has already been done and clearly documented somewhere else.
Any suggestions on where to keep it?
I would really like to put it somewhere with some change management or a database backend etc... so if updates are made they can be documented, or even a "checked" mark if someone wants to independently verify the circuit.
Anyone keen to help or have some sketches they worked on already? It's a big job that could be very easily split up and worked on independently to get it finished faster.
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