Help needed, crank signal generator. <solved>

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AngelMarc
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cars: A CB450 running to 8,000RPM with a P59.

Re: Help needed, crank signal generator. <solved>

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Looks like plenty of head room.
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Re: Help needed, crank signal generator. <solved>

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AngelMarc wrote: Thu Jun 12, 2025 1:58 am Looks like plenty of head room.
Thanks for sharing :thumbup:
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Re: Help needed, crank signal generator. <solved>

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AngelMarc wrote: Thu Jun 12, 2025 1:58 am Looks like plenty of head room.
Seems via 68377 spec (E40 MPU) that max current per pin is 1mA. Total 20mA all pins. 33uA sink measured for each of crk & cam inputs resonates with this. All pins max 5V. (Some are 3.3V).

It's a sensitive little number cruncher. Not much margin in an electrically noisy engine bay. Maybe why the MPC56x series superceded so effectively with a 10+ year reign.
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Re: Help needed, crank signal generator. <solved>

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MPC001 wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:31 pm
Now to see how stable a 600Mhz Teensy 4.0 can do these waveforms.
Teensy 4.0 at 150Mhz through 600Mhz up to over 800Mhz, the jitter remained at circa +/- 35rpm . So as I think Antus may have mentioned, not due to lack of clock/power. Maybe an artifact of the 68377 being such a busy beaver doing all that factory code crunching, or IDE abstraction code?
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