obsolete IMGUR as image hoster (#448)
* obsolete IMGUR as image hoster * obsolete IMGUR as image hoster * Delete trigger_VR_sensor_wrong_polarity..png incorrect ".." in file name
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@ -33,11 +33,11 @@ To inspect the missing tooth signal's shape:
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**This is the correct missing tooth shape**
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**This is the wrong missing tooth shape - swap your wires**
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> These images were collected on a Volvo 60-2 trigger wheel, the exact timing may vary, but a long period of low preceding the long high time (marked with arrow on the wrong image) is the clear indicator of a mis-wired sensor. The correct pattern is equally sized low periods, with a single long high period.
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@ -66,13 +66,13 @@ The green trace is the analog input to the MAX9924, and pink is the digital outp
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First, here's the wrong polarity:
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< wrong polarity scope image >
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ToDo: add wrong polarity scope image
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The output rising edge is well aligned to the falling edge zero crossing of the input, but that's the poorly-defined center of the missing tooth, not the sharp edges of the teeth.
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And here's the correct polarity
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< correct polarity scope image >
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ToDo: add correct polarity scope image
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Now the "bad edge" of the missing tooth is a rising edge, and the good tooth centers are falling edges, which output a digital rising edge to the ECU.
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