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Air Fuel Ratio Sensor and Its Signal Processing Module
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This report describes the development of an air fuel ratio sensor with a linear voltage output, and its signal processing module that is able to calibrate the sensor output function on the measuring point of the 20.9% oxygen concentration in atmospheric air and the zero diffusion current at stoichiometry as the reference. This sensing system is effective when applied to air fuel ratio PID feed back engine control and it is able to realize the reduction of initial variability of sensors, interchangeability of sensors, and long term output change of the sensor.
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Ueno, S., Ichikawa, N., Sasayama, T., Hasegawa, N. et al., "Air Fuel Ratio Sensor and Its Signal Processing Module," SAE Technical Paper 930232, 1993, https://doi.org/10.4271/930232.Also In
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