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Timing algorithm

Old Jul 2, 2005 | 02:36 PM
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Default Timing algorithm

I was planning on writing a application using java that is a basic base mapper. The main reason i want to make it is because i want to learn java and it seems like a resonable first application.

What is the algorithm for the standard linear retard and step retard.

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Old Jul 2, 2005 | 03:50 PM
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Default Re: Timing algorithm

There is no algorithym...its basic math.

For linear just take that last vacuum column and subtract the column heading times the - linear degree of retard.

Example..

If the last column is 28 degrees of advance. At 1.4 psi and a linear retard of -.7 degrees, the new value would be...

28 + (1.4 * -.7) = 27.02 degrees of advance

For stepped...do the same thing but break it down in by a group of boost column headings. For 0-2 psi, the retard would be -.3, for 3-5psi, -.6, for 6-10, -1.0. So with that same example...

28 + (1psi * -.3) = 27.7 degrees of advance
28 + (2psi * -.3) = 27.4 degrees of advance
28 + (3psi * -.6) = 26.2 degrees of advance
28 + (4psi * -.6) = 25.6 degrees of advance
28 + (5psi * -.6) = 25.0 degrees of advance
28 + (6psi * -1.0) = 22.0 degrees of advance
28 + (7psi * -1.0) = 21.0 degrees of advance
28 + (8psi * -1.0) = 20.0 degrees of advance
28 + (9psi * -1.0) = 19.0 degrees of advance
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