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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / May 2007

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PC interface for car engine temperature and other sensors

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stilllearning - 29 May 2007 09:45 GMT
Normally, sending units (sensors) for coolant temperature, fuel
pressure, and such are connected to analog gauges. Can anyone point me
to products/kits/thingamagigs  that can be used to connect the sending
units to a computer, maybe via a USB interface. I want to collect and
analyze engine data over a period of time.
Ralf Ballis - 29 May 2007 10:19 GMT
> Normally, sending units (sensors) for coolant temperature, fuel
> pressure, and such are connected to analog gauges. Can anyone point me
> to products/kits/thingamagigs  that can be used to connect the sending
> units to a computer, maybe via a USB interface. I want to collect and
> analyze engine data over a period of time.

There are some products around.
You need an analog input measure card mostly resistance capability for
your computer and a software to display or/and record results.
Some measure cards are connected via USB or use a data logger.
A company for professional applications in this business is National
Instruments.

Regards,

Ralf
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