readme.md
Frankenso
The most interesting folder here is Frankenso - that's rusEfi most useful board
Connectors
Some vehicle-specific connector boards are also pretty nice if you want to keep original harness intact
See Connectors wiki page todo: move Connectors wiki page content into git
- 35 pin Mazda TCU
- 38 pin Chrysler NGC connector
- 52 pin Mitsubishi Galant VR4
- 55 pin BMW Lada
- 64 pin Mazda Miata NA NB1, Honda Civic
- 72 pin Mazda Miata NB2
- 121 pin Audi
- 154 pin Audi
Modules
- Brain board 48pin
- Brain board 100pin
- Brain board 176pin
- CAN module CAN using SN65HVD230
- VR module Variable Reluctance conditioner board VR MAX9926
- Wideband module CJ125 Bosch Wideband board
- VND5E025AKTR double channel high-side driver with analog current sense (used on Dodge Neon 2003 test mule)
- BTS21400 ignition coil IGBT driver (used on Dodge Neon 2003 test mule)
- TLE6240 module integrated low side switch (fabricated, not tested)
- TLE6244 module integrated low side switch (never actually fabricated)
- TLE8810ED module integrated low side switch (fabricated, not tested)
- MC33816 common rail driver (never actually fabricated)
- LM1949 low impedance injector driver (never actually fabricated)
New modules are being added to https://github.com/rusefi/hw_modular
Some stuff we have given up on completely is located at https://github.com/rusefi/hw_legacy
Above mentioned modules are known to work unless stated otherwise
Frankenstein
More info
See Hardware status forum thread todo: move hardware status content into git
Important note
rusEfi uses KICAD 4 only. We are unhappy with how each major version of KiCAD seems to break backwords compatibility in a major way and we plan to skip KiCAD version 5 and evaluate KICAD version 6 once it's available.
Important note
Depends on libraries from https://github.com/rusefi/kicad-libraries
If you download complete repo do not forget to download libraries. If you git clone be sure to also
git submodule update --init
git submodule update --init