The document discusses electronics systems in internal combustion engines. It describes the engine control unit (ECU) which reads sensor data, controls injection and ignition timing, and provides features like data logging and traction control. It also discusses the ECU harness that connects sensors and components to power and the ECU, protecting cables. Finally, it covers automotive sensors, data logging, telemetry, data analysis, and competition rules and requirements for electronics systems.
The document discusses electronics systems in internal combustion engines. It describes the engine control unit (ECU) which reads sensor data, controls injection and ignition timing, and provides features like data logging and traction control. It also discusses the ECU harness that connects sensors and components to power and the ECU, protecting cables. Finally, it covers automotive sensors, data logging, telemetry, data analysis, and competition rules and requirements for electronics systems.
The document discusses electronics systems in internal combustion engines. It describes the engine control unit (ECU) which reads sensor data, controls injection and ignition timing, and provides features like data logging and traction control. It also discusses the ECU harness that connects sensors and components to power and the ECU, protecting cables. Finally, it covers automotive sensors, data logging, telemetry, data analysis, and competition rules and requirements for electronics systems.
TEAM INTRODUCTION EVAGORAS ARISTOTELOUS ELECTRONICS OF AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE ECU (ENGINE CONTROL UNIT)
• Reads data from all engine sensors
• Controls injection and ignition timing based on the data • Provides features like: • Data logging • Launch control • Traction control • Etc ECU HARNESS ECU HARNESS
• Connects all sensors and components to power and the ECU
• Protects cables from damage and interference • Secure and safe restraint of the cables to the vehicle’s body • Has connectors for easy installation and removal of components AUTOMOTIVE CABLES
• Different cables for power, signals, sensors
• Insulation offers resistance to heat, oil, fuel and vibrations • Must be sized correctly for each connection, reduced weight • Shielding and construction must be accounted for AUTOMOTIVE CONNECTORS
• Waterproof and dustproof
• Secure cable holding SENSORS AND DATA GATHERING TYPES OF SENSORS
• Analog: Voltage or current range output
• Digital: Pulsed, Serial, I2C, Canbus, etc • Some sensors: • Temperature • Pressure • Accelerometer • Gyroscope • GPS • Velocity • Air Speed • Weight • And more! DATA LOGGING
• Recording sensor values at specific time intervals
• Values from all vehicle sensors • Can provide valuable information about the vehicle’s performance ( Data Analysis required) TELEMETRY
• Transmit data in real-time during a
vehicle’s run • Requires a transmitter and receiver • Useful for monitoring performance and engine health • Can help make adjustments at the track DATA ANALYSIS
• Interpretation of the data logger’s data
• Visualization of data values in a useful way • Helps detect issues with many elements of the vehicle • Helps improve performance and make design changes • Helps design the next generation vehicle COMPETITION RULES AND REQUIREMENTS THANK YOU