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EGO1 Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensor
Online data sheet below
Description: The EGO1 is a precision, heated, 4-wire exhaust gas oxygen sensor. It produces an output voltage that varies from 0 V to 1V as the residual oxygen level in the exhaust gas stream ranges from lean to rich. The operation of the sensor is based on a zirconium dioxide cell which provides a precise indication of the stoichiometric air/fuel ratio of 14.7:1. At the stoichiometric point, the EGO1 produces an output voltage of 0.45 V. The transfer function of the sensor is less abrupt than other oxygen sensors which makes it possible to make valid readings over a wide range of air/fuel ratio. The output characteristics of the EGO1 are predictable, repeatable and well characterized. Coupled with a precise air/fuel ratio meter such as the Split Second ARM1, the EGO1 generates accurate readings ranging from 17.0:1 to 12.5:1. Tables and graphs showing output voltage vs. air /fuel ratio are contained in this data sheet. Due to its internal heater and wide operating temperature range, the EGO1 provides valid readings quickly after engine start and over a wide range of engine operating conditions including idle. Features:
Typical Connections:
Wire Assignments:
Note: One of the white wires is tied to +12V and the other to chassis ground. Output Characteristics:
Typical Display Characteristics with ARM1 Air/fuel Ratio Meter:
* Typical values at 1,200 degrees F. The EGO1 will produce similar readings over a temperature range of 800 degrees F to 1400 degrees F. Electrical Characteristics:
Mechanical Characteristics:
(dimensions in inches unless otherwise stated)
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