It can bee seen that MASTER_ENABLE is a combinational signal. Lets look at the L15D's inputs. These signals are the inverted Q output of a dual Flip-Flop. These are simply single state status registers that reflect the power conditions. Since the inverted outputs are used the default state of the status register is logical 1. Any time a fault condition exists these bits will be cleared. This makes a false MASTER_ENABLE signal which effectively disables the fuel injectors. TTL_FUEL_DELIVERY and L8_P29 must also be true for MASTER_ENABLE to be true. L8_P29 is likely to be output compare mode, which would limit the pulse-width of the TTL_FUEL_DELIVERY signal.


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L15, 74HC08 Quad 2-input AND gate

Pin #

Pin Description

Circuit Configuration

IDM Function

1

Gate #1 input

Driven by (L4-P16) Connected with (L8-P34) (L15-P9)

Fuel Delivery Input possible open coll

2

Gate #1 input

Driven by (L8-P29)

Fuel Delivery Valid

3

Gate #1 output

Drives (L15-P4)

Valid Fuel Delivery Pulse Enable out

4

Gate #2 input

Driven by (L15-P3)

Valid Fuel Delivery

5

Gate #2 input

Driven by (L15-P11)

(/Q1 & /Q2) result

6

Gate #2 output

Drives (L1-P1,4,9,12) (L2-P1,4,9,12)

Master Enable Output

7

GND

Common GND

Power GND for device

8

Gate #3 output

Drives (L6-P9)


9

Gate #3 input

Driven by (L4-P16) Connected with (L8-P34) (L15,P1)

Fuel Delivery Input

10

Gate #3 input

Driven by (L8-P10)


11

Gate #4 output

Drives (L15-P5) (L8-P32) (L11-P10)

(/Q1 & /Q2) result

12

Gate #4 input

Driven by (L17-P6)

/Q1 output from Flip-Flop

13

Gate #4 input

Driven by (L17-P8)

/Q2 output from Flip-Flop

14

VCC

Common 5VDC

Power 5VDC for device

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