Ignition primary VS ignition Voltage
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1 year 10 months ago - 1 year 10 months ago #56419
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Parts cannon first, then diag.
Ignition primary VS ignition Voltage was created by bjørn.ali.stokman
Hey Everyone!
Honda ek4 1997
B16A2
I could really use some help on explaining this waveform. As far as i can see and what i have gotten info from other, this is current limiting happening. However there is no current limiting happening. Full disclosure, I am really new to this, trying to learn.
This is only one example.
It seems my psdata file is too big to upload.
Honda ek4 1997
B16A2
I could really use some help on explaining this waveform. As far as i can see and what i have gotten info from other, this is current limiting happening. However there is no current limiting happening. Full disclosure, I am really new to this, trying to learn.
This is only one example.
It seems my psdata file is too big to upload.
Parts cannon first, then diag.
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1 year 10 months ago #56421
by Matt T
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Red trace looks like normal primary current, other than being upside down. With no limiting. Everything looks good other than the amp clamp being hooked on backwards.
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1 year 10 months ago #56422
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Parts cannon first, then diag.
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Then what is the voltage drop on voltage primary?
Parts cannon first, then diag.
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1 year 10 months ago #56423
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You mean voltage drop increasing with current? That's normal. It does kinda look like it jumps near the cursor line in your second pic but that's probably your 'scope. 8 bit vertical with a 20:1 attenuator?
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Then what is the voltage drop on voltage primary?
You mean voltage drop increasing with current? That's normal. It does kinda look like it jumps near the cursor line in your second pic but that's probably your 'scope. 8 bit vertical with a 20:1 attenuator?
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1 year 10 months ago #56424
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Parts cannon first, then diag.
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10:1 and 9.5 bit vertical.
John Gillespie mentioned in Facebook group that this is because of impedance dropping?
Do you know of any resources I could read up on the theory if this?
Or anything to watch?
Preferably related to this subject.
John Gillespie mentioned in Facebook group that this is because of impedance dropping?
Do you know of any resources I could read up on the theory if this?
Or anything to watch?
Preferably related to this subject.
Parts cannon first, then diag.
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