Once I made these changes, I was able to get the output duty cycle to go from 20% to 96.7% as pot on LS122 now changed size of pulse which lets me increase duty cycle.
I collected data in two formats.
First format shows the Pin 4 LS122 clock reference to both Pin 5 Input and M/M1 board output
In the picture the probe on the left straight pin is LS122 pin CH1 Yellow in screen shots. In this picture CH2 Blue vertical probe is on the M/M1 board output. Not show in have the CH2 probe on pin 5
Second format shows the Pin 5 LS122 Input and M/M1 board output so you can see output change with input
In the picture the probe on the right straight pin is LS122 pin 5 CH1 Yellow in screen shots. In this picture CH2 Blue vertical probe is on the M/M1 board output.
Couple of Notes:
TPS on picture name shows input voltage level from pot simulating TPS.
Above 2.99 volts Pin 5 pulse disappears. Flat line 5V
At higher duty cycles output of board appears to be more stable
If frequency is changed LS122 pot may need to be changed as pulse width is tied to frequency. Data above was all collected using a LS122 clock cycle of 41.67hz.
I have not yet tied K11 output to see effect on rest of system but K11 and LED-TPS board appears to be working correctly with changes I made. The cables pin out I am using is document in my report including these pictures. Will repost updated document after I correct it to include latest information from my testing.
I collected data in two formats.
First format shows the Pin 4 LS122 clock reference to both Pin 5 Input and M/M1 board output
In the picture the probe on the left straight pin is LS122 pin CH1 Yellow in screen shots. In this picture CH2 Blue vertical probe is on the M/M1 board output. Not show in have the CH2 probe on pin 5
Second format shows the Pin 5 LS122 Input and M/M1 board output so you can see output change with input
In the picture the probe on the right straight pin is LS122 pin 5 CH1 Yellow in screen shots. In this picture CH2 Blue vertical probe is on the M/M1 board output.
Couple of Notes:
TPS on picture name shows input voltage level from pot simulating TPS.
Above 2.99 volts Pin 5 pulse disappears. Flat line 5V
At higher duty cycles output of board appears to be more stable
If frequency is changed LS122 pot may need to be changed as pulse width is tied to frequency. Data above was all collected using a LS122 clock cycle of 41.67hz.
I have not yet tied K11 output to see effect on rest of system but K11 and LED-TPS board appears to be working correctly with changes I made. The cables pin out I am using is document in my report including these pictures. Will repost updated document after I correct it to include latest information from my testing.