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L6205PD is too weak to run ETB in single channel configuration #55

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rusefillc opened this issue Apr 12, 2022 · 17 comments
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L6205PD is too weak to run ETB in single channel configuration #55

rusefillc opened this issue Apr 12, 2022 · 17 comments
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rusefillc commented Apr 12, 2022

we have to move to dual 9201

in the meantime would need to hack current boards to make it match nissan

inputs you can cut a trace and just short those

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Qwerty-OFF commented Apr 12, 2022

https://rusefi.com/docs/pinouts/hellen/hellen154hyundai/

Connect 45/R57 with 132/R45 and 60/R60 with 131/R44

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Cut this (or set to Hi-Z/Input wastegate pins on STM32):
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Connect this:
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Does it have to be diagonal? Is there a way to connect pin 6 to pin 7 and pin 14 to pin 15?

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It is possible, but in this case the maximum current will be two times lower

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See #56

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mck1117 commented Apr 14, 2022

It is possible, but in this case the maximum current will be two times lower

huh? why? Paralleling the two channels will double the current capacity, and halve the on-resistance (halving the heat!).

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Internal current sensor placed only on high-sides:
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and work independent in part A and B, but sum currents from both high-sides of part

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mck1117 commented Apr 14, 2022

Ah, I see, the question is whether you do 1A1B + 2A2B vs. 1A2A + 1B2B. I agree, the diagonal way is superior to adjacent pins. However, we still get some of the benefit doing the "adjacent way", since that still reduces Rds_on, while not increasing the current limit. I'm reasonably sure we're hitting the thermal cut rather than the hard current limit.

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For this step: Connect 45/R57 with 132/R45 and 60/R60 with 131/R44.
do the wires need to extend outside the ecu housing or just connect the wires r57 with r45 and r60 with r44

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Nothing goes outside of the ECU

just a jumper wire from PCB to PCB, it's just the picture shows it going out for clarity

I am failing to find my reference photos of when I did the mod myself :( @ElDominio do you have any pictures?

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i added the 2 jumper wires , scratched through the 2 tracer wires , now I just need to connect pcb to pcb. That all that’s needed?

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not the best photo but you can see the blue wire and a short piece of the green wire in the top-left corner just to give you the idea

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correct

please post a pic of what you've done

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PS: there was no need to scratch, software was taking care of traces

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@Guelphgenesis666 please try again but give it more time to upload the image

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F56ADCFA-61F6-4B77-B4D7-7F353E1D963D

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@Qwerty-OFF please migrate to two TLE9201

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Done
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