In my experience, reverse engineering was crucial for studying proprietary engine designs, enabling improvements in combustion efficiency, airflow dynamics, and structural integrity. It was also key in replicating and refining critical components for research and development, ensuring compatibility with advanced control systems and calibration strategies. Through detailed analysis, I have developed precise CAD models, reconstructed actuator and sensor calibration tables, and mapped ECU strategies to enhance performance tuning and system optimization.
High-accuracy scanning for precise digital modeling.
For Airpath and complex Curves
Reverse-engineering components for reimplementation.
Calibration Table Reconstruction – Extracting and mapping sensor-actuator relationships.
Signal Analysis & Processing – Understanding real-time operational behavior.
Hardware in the Loop Simulation (HIL) – Testing sensor-actuator interactions.
Real-Time Communication Analysis – Intercepting and decoding CAN bus data.
Signal Logging & Processing – Extracting key parameters for tuning and diagnostics.
Fuel & Ignition Map Analysis – Understanding tuning strategies for performance optimization.
ECU Logic Flow Deconstruction – Extracting control strategies for reconfiguration.
Decomposing subsystems for a structured understanding
Defining control logic for enhanced operability