Bosch 0258 006 066 anyone have linearisation curve figures? Need to fill in all the zero's

 

That'd depend on the controller... The sensors themselves don't output a voltage as such.. if you've got one hooked directly up to a T6 or whatever then Pectel should detail the linearisation curve.

 

It's for a T6 but Pectel won't disclose the info as they want everyone to use the mega expensive NTK sensor that they sell.

 

Ah right. Well that linearisation curve above looks like when you add in your own WB into one of the ADC's.. I've not had a T6 personally, but i'm guessing there is a different configuration page for the NTK one?

 

i dont hink you can do it like that mate

 

You can use any old Bosch LSU4 sensor+controller kit into T2/T6 via a spare analogue input.. I think that's what the config screen above is for.

 

no you cant, its gotta be connected to the wideband input!

 

I reckon that's correct..

 

Good luck in finding a solution

 

sorry you are right if you are using a wideband controller, but there is no need of this on the t6, as a wideband can be conneted straight to the T6

 

Correction, an NTK sensor can be connected straight to the T6, not an LSU4. As I said, you have to do it via a controller and through a spare analogue input configured as a wideband lambda.

 

Why can the NTK be connected straight in but not the LSU4, do they work differently?

 

Yes.. I'm not 100% sure if Pectel now include a hardware cal for the LSU4, I did hear something but I don't know the details.. As you say, they want you to buy the expensive NTK sensor. I think they're promoting LSU4 usage (with a seperate controller) for T2/E2, but not for the higher-end stuff (but you can, as you can with the T2).

 

http://wbo2.com/lsu/lsuworks.htm

That pretty much says you need a controller with a 6 066 right??

There is no way can connect direct to analogue input as need to control current to the sensor.

 

you need a controller with every WB sensor. it seems that the T6 can control a NTK, but not a Bosch

 

Use an Innovate controller into an analogue input, that will be the most accurate as it it wont rely on sensor calibration resistors and will tell u if the sensor goes bad.