Introduction to On Board Diagnostics (II)

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Sensors and ActuatorsEmployed in OBD IIDiagnosticsEach sensor circuit listed below consists of mainly three parts:Sensor, A signal processor, and a display device.A Sensor converts the physical quantity such as temperature,pressure, vacuum, RPM,air flow, velocity, or acceleration into an electrical signal so thatit may beoperated by the signal processor
Sensors and ActuatorsEmployed in OBD IIDiagnosticsA signal processor performs some operation on theintermediate signal, to increase power level, reliability, andaccuracy. The signal is then manipulated into a form so thatwhen displayed, it can be understood by the viewer.
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