Cela s'applique à l'ECU Megaskirt monté sur les RV8 mais le fonctionnement est le même que le 14CUX.
Ignition Input
Okay, now that MegaSquirt® knows how much fuel to inject, how does it know when to inject the fuel? That is a function of the ignition input circuit. A signal is taken from the distributor or negative terminal of the coil. Ideally, there is one “spike” each time a cylinder fires. MegaSquirt injects fuel on even multiples of these signals.
Considerable work has been done in the field to ensure clean ignition signals, with no dropped events and no false events. This is covered in more detail in the Ignition Triggering subsection of the Tuning section.
The timing of the injection events depends on the parameters you set using the tuning software (Injection Per Engine Cycle, Injector Staging, Number of Cylinders, etc.). These will be covered in detail in the Tuning section of this manual.
Batch, Bank, Sequential Injection and MegaSquirt
There are two common sorts of injection:
Throttle body injection - usually one or two injecotrs for the whole engine
Port injection (aka. Multi-Port) - one injector per cylinder
Then there are three common modes of injection timing:
batch - all injectors fire at once, but not timed to any specific cylinder,
bank - ½ the injectors fire at once, but not timed to any specific cylinder,
sequential - each injector fires at a specific point in the 4-stroke cyle for each cylinder (i.e., 8 independent timing events)
Throttle body injected cars are usually batch or bank fire, simply because of the geometry. Most port injection set-ups before the mid-1990s were bank fire as well (including GM Tuned Port Injection for the 305/350).
Sequential injection requires:
as many injectors as you have cylinder, with one dedicated to each cylinder (i.e., not a 4 injector TBI on a 4 cylinder).
as many injector drivers as you have cylinders,
and also requires a camshaft position sensor (a crank sensor is not adequate for a 4-stroke cycle engine).
MegaSquirt has just two injector drivers (that can handle up to ten injectors each), and no provisions for a cam sensor signal, so it would be difficult to make it into a sequential injection system.
The benefits of sequential injection are that:
you may get slightly better mileage and lower emissions at low engine speeds,
you can tune each cylinder's fuel amount independently (if you know how).
The effect on maximum horsepower is general negligible.
http://www.megamanual.com/v22manual/mfuel.htm