This processor process a trigger wheel signal and outputs a sync pulse when a missing tooth (teeth) is detected.
INPUTS.
The DIGITAL signal comes to pin11.
At the end of the missing tooth/teeth, 4 pulses are generated:
– a positive and short pulse (10us)
– a complementary negative and short pulse (10us)
– a positive and long pulse (200us)
– a complementary negative and long pulse (200us)
Features
- Can use any kind of trigger wheel ie: 36-1 or 12-3
- Input signal: DIGITAL +5v
- Output signal: DIGITAL +5v
- Output duration: 10 and 200us
- Working range: From 1Hz to 800Hz with a 16-1
- Working range: From 1Hz to 400Hz with a 32-1
- Working range: From 1Hz to 200Hz with a 64-1
Warning
This microprocessor CANNOT use an ANALOG signal coming directly from the VR pickup!
If the signal is ANALOG:
It MUST first be shaped in DIGITAL form with a “VR conditioner” (MAX9936,LM3915,NCV1125,…)
Came here from Vintage Honda Twins after seeing a link.
Very nice site, easy to follow things around.
I only have a 1979 Yamaha XS650 with electronic ignition and it was running fine when parked (2012) but knowing there is a site out there if I do need anything it great
Thanks !
I was on XS650 forum last year to try to adapt my TCI to XS650. Unfortunately the guy who tested it has been not available for a while…
https://www.xs650.com/threads/programmable-advance-tci-replacement.62456/page-23