Sewell con'd me into building an injector controller for him, and it's in final testing phase. Mine is 75% finished, but will be exactly the same.
*There are 2 dozen "modes" to test and clean injectors. The picture shows it apart with the test wires hooked up.
*Automatic or manual fuel pump power via internal 30 amp relay. The LED on the power block simulates the fuel pump for this picture.
*8-14v input for the fuel pump & micro-controller.
*8-18v input to power the fuel injectors.
*Adjustable deadtime value
The numbers on the left are for the current mode, the numbers on the right are for injector deadtime (0.00ms, 0.15-2.70ms in 0.05ms increments). Deadtime is coded in microseconds, but displayed in milliseconds. The dials are for mode & deadtime selection. Currently it's protected/fused for 5 amps worth of injectors - 4 saturated or 4 p&h using a resistor box. The MOSFET controlling the injectors can go up to 30 amps (with a heatsink).
Awaiting input:
Running MODE 80, DEADTIME set at 1.70ms
What it will be working with...
FYI I do NOT intend to build another unless the price is right. I've put a good 30 hours into this (hardware & coding), probably more.