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Implementation of an internal combustion engine ECU on STM32, do you need an ECU algorithm and a circuit?
Maybe someone has experience in implementing an internal combustion engine ECU both according to the algorithm and according to circuitry. Perhaps on the ECU January there is information
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Well, here's SECU-3
- full open source - on
atmega
. 8 bit AVR was enough.
In short, the most primitive ECU algorithm is electronic ignition with electronic correction of the ignition timing. The law according to which it is necessary to change the UOZ depending on the number of revolutions is simply set by a plate.
The input data for such a device will be the crankshaft position sensor.
Further more. We add injectors, an intake manifold vacuum sensor and another plate - and now we have electronic injection.
Then even more - we add a lambda probe, and now we have feedback on the composition of the mixture.
Listen - look at this topic
Circuitry - maximum paranoia and protection.
Here's another option . Just STM32 . From such projects, you can take for yourself algorithms, circuit solutions, etc.
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