gslender

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Hi,

Just wondering what folks think of the following wiring options for the DB15 when using a DIYPNP MS2.

I believe the tracks 1-8 are heavier and therefore better for higher loads, as such this is what I'm planning to use:

1 INJ1
2 INJ2
3 INJ3
4 INJ4
5 spare
6 EBC
7 GND
8 12V
9 spare
10 spare
11 spare
12 KNOCK
13 FLEX
14 O2 SNSR
15 SNSR GND

Thoughts?

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

I would go with:

1) INJ1
2) INJ2
3) EBC
4) GND
5) SPARE
6) SPARE
7) FLEX
8) KNOCK
9) INJ3
10) INJ4
11) 12V
12) SPARE
13) SPARE
14) SNSR GND
15) O2 SENSOR

gslender

iTrader: (1)

But aren't tracks 1-8 the heavier tracks and the others less so, in which case all those things from 9-15 could potentially burn out the thinner tracks?

G

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

They won't burn or even heat up at ~1A pulsed.

gslender

iTrader: (1)

Would it not seem logical to put the lower current items (sensors on 7 & 8) onto the later tracks. I just don't see why you'd put a 12v supply that is only more likely to burn out a track when there are stronger tracks available. Just seems poorly thought out.

Perhaps you can explain why you changed the order and arrangement?

G

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

Noise. Look at the actual DB15 connector, I've placed all the noisy stuff on one end, and all the sensitive analog signals on the other end. If you are worried about burning out the 12V supply trace, you can swap 5 with 11.

gslender

iTrader: (1)

Lol. So the tracks near each other and the bringing together of those wires due to the clamshell for DB15 don't impact noise? I guess it depends what you are worried about.... Either the chance of burning out the board tracks or inducing noise as some parts come close together.

Ok, so no other views..... Cool.

G

Full_Tilt_Boogie

iTrader: (1)

*da-15

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

Go pickup a DIYPNP motherboard and tell me exactly which "tracks near each other" are actually near each other, and preferably parallel to one another.

I'm sorry that I tried to help.

gslender

iTrader: (1)

....apart from that, what about the clamshell? How do you keep those wire apart?

G

Reverant

iTrader: (10)

Keep all the noisy wires taped together, and then run the sensitive analog wires in a shielded cable.