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Electronics Forum / Electronics / December 2007Resister help needed
I want to reduce the voltage from 1.5 volts to 1.0 - .90 volts. What resister would do this and what end goes toward to 1.5 volt side? Thanks >I want to reduce the voltage from 1.5 volts to 1.0 - .90 volts. >What resister would do this and what end goes toward to 1.5 volt side? >Thanks --- That's not enough information. What are you trying to do?  SignatureJF >>I want to reduce the voltage from 1.5 volts to 1.0 - .90 volts. What >>resister would do this and what end goes toward to 1.5 volt side? Thanks > > --- > That's not enough information. What are you trying to do? The voltage drop will tell an onboard motorcycle computer to richen the fuel ratio a little more than stock. The signal comes from an O2 sensor in the exhaust header pipes. I'm just trying to reduce the voltage a little more than stock. You can go here: http://www.nightrider.com/parts/ hd2007HD_nbo2_voltage_divide.htm and read the part about "Testing the NBO2 Inline Enrichment Device off the bike". > I want to reduce the voltage from 1.5 volts to 1.0 - .90 volts. What > resister would do this and what end goes toward to 1.5 volt side? Thanks Never mind, I found the schematic. |
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