Waveforms - Injector Pattern Tutorial - General Information

• * Please Read This First *
• Purpose Of This Article
  • Notes
  • Scope Of This Article
• Is A Lab Scope Necessary?
  • Introduction
  • Overview Of NOID Light
    • Notes
    • Use the Right Noid Light
  • Overview Of DVOM
    • Notes
    • Checking Injector Resistance
    • Checking Available Voltage At the Injector
    • Checking Injector On-Time With Built-In Function
    • Checking Injector On-Time With Dwell Or Duty
    • How A Duty Cycle Meter and Dwell Meter Work
    • Strengths of Dwell/Duty Meter
    • Weaknesses of Dwell/Duty Meter
• The Two Types Of Injector Drivers
  • Notes
  • Overview
  • Voltage Controlled Circuit ("Saturated Switch")
  • Current Controlled Circuit ("Peak & Hold")
• The Two Ways Injector Circuits Are Wired
• Interpreting Injector Waveforms
  • Notes
  • Interpreting A Voltage Controlled Pattern
  • Interpreting A Current Controlled Pattern
• Current Waveform Samples
  • Notes
  • Example #1 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #2 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #3 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #4 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #5 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #6 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #7 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #8 - Current Controlled Driver
• Voltage Waveform Samples
  • Notes
  • Example #1 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #2 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #3 - Voltage Controlled Driver
  • Example #4 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #5 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #6 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #7 - Current Controlled Driver
  • Example #8 - Current Controlled Driver