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In tune with air-fuel ratios
13th November 2003, Page 58
13th November 2003
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FOR THOSE WHO conduct their own engine tuning, Labcell has introduced the ECM 0100 unit form-vehicle monitoring of air-fuel ratios.The unit includes a linearised 0-5V DC output that can be fed directly to a data acquisition system or input to an engine management system.
The advanced, exhaustmounted, universal exhaust gas oxygen sensor provides high accuracy, rapid response and can measure a wide range of air-fuel ratios from 8.0 to 1 8.0.Data recording is triggered manually using the buttons on the Record/Playback control pod.
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