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Offline VEMS

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Re: injector voltage compensation
« Reply #15 on: December 09, 2013, 03:25:11 pm »
@Phil,

Individual cylinder trimming might be possible with some (more) VT analysis but is not being developed right now.

The injector trimming is usually not used to trim injector flow difference (i would advise to have these cleaned and matched) but rather compensate for bad (or good) manifold flow on specific cylinders etc.

Additive trimming can be used to compensate opening time difference (for instance between first and second set of injectors)

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Re: injector voltage compensation
« Reply #16 on: December 09, 2013, 04:33:17 pm »
"The injector trimming is usually not used to trim injector flow difference (i would advise to have these cleaned and matched) but rather compensate for bad (or good) manifold flow on specific cylinders etc."
Injector flow, intake or outtake flow same battle!
One may say that it is useless to have the injectors matched because the air flow for each cylinder is probably different  so that the injectors need to be unmatched ;-)

With efficient statistics analysis  done on the lambda variations which follows some well crafted individual injector and spark perturbations, one might get some characteristics for the cylinder (air stream, fuel stream, burning). Well not that easy. Any SAE paper on this?

Philippe