I have led the design and implementation of engine control systems, test cell instrumentation, and wiring architectures, ensuring seamless integration, real-time data acquisition, and precise engine management for both research and performance applications.
As the lead designer and implementer, I developed the ECTM, a modular ECU designed for rapid sensor integration—allowing new sensors to be implemented within a single day, far surpassing conventional control systems.
Utilizes Speakon plugs and shielded cables for reliable, noise-free signal transmission.
Directly streams real-time data to a PC for monitoring and analysis.
Supports up to 12 injectors and multiple sensor inputs for various engine configurations.
Operates on an independent 12V power system for stability.
I was responsible for full engine wiring loom design and implementation, ensuring clean, efficient, and noise-free signal routing for high-performance engine management. These looms were successfully integrated into multiple vehicles operating Link ECU and other advanced engine control systems.
Beyond engine control, I was responsible for wiring and configuring the test cell control system, integrating PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers) and VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) controls for full automation.
Designed and implemented ladder diagrams for control logic.
Configured VFD-driven systems for precise speed and load control.
Ensured all components were interconnected and fully functional, creating a highly responsive and automated test environment.