Ja, det er ved at blive lidt krøllet

Men med høj underholdningsværdi (for mig i det mindste).
\"Der er vel ingen, der ligefrem TILSTRÆBER at køre stoich\"
Jo det er så min påstand. Alle biler med narrowband O2 sensor vil forsøge at køre stoich når der ikke koldstartets, accelereres eller andet der foregår i open-loop. Stoich giver det laveste benzinforbrug og reneste udstødning og en narrowband kan ikke bruges til andet end fortælle ECU'en om motorne kører lige omkring stoich.
\"Nej. Hvis vi f.eks. forestiller os, at O2 sensoren sender signal hvert 30 millisekund dvs. 0.030 sek., kan man regne ud, hvor mange rps (pr. sekund), det svare til\"
Ikke enig. O2 sensorens signal er kontinuert (men omskifteligt), den sender ikke i pulser af få millisekunders varighed. Flg. tekst er sakste fra Wikipedia:
\"Zirconia sensor
The zirconium dioxide, or zirconia, lambda sensor is based on a solid-state electrochemical fuel cell called the Nernst cell. Its two electrodes provide an output voltage corresponding to the quantity of oxygen in the exhaust relative to that in the atmosphere. An output voltage of 0.2 V (200 mV) DC represents a lean mixture. That is one where the amount of oxygen entering the cylinder is sufficient to fully oxidize the carbon monoxide (CO), produced in burning the air and fuel, into carbon dioxide (CO2). A reading of 0.8 V (800 mV) DC represents a rich mixture, one which is high in unburned fuel and low in remaining oxygen. The ideal point is 0.45 V (450 mV) DC; this is where the quantities of air and fuel are in the optimum ratio, called the stoichiometric point, and the exhaust output mainly consists of fully oxidized CO2.
The voltage produced by the sensor is so nonlinear with respect to oxygen concentration that it is impractical for the engine control unit (ECU) to measure intermediate values - it merely registers \"lean\" or \"rich,\" and periodically adjusts the fuel/air mixture to keep the output of the sensor alternating between these two states. The time period chosen by the ECU to monitor the sensor and adjust the fuel/air mixture creates an inevitable delay, which makes this system less responsive than one using a linear sensor (see below). The shorter the time period, the higher the so-called \"cross count\" [1] and the more responsive the system.
The zirconia sensor is of the \"narrow band\" type, referring to the narrow range of fuel/air ratios to which it responds\"
Som det fremgår er det ECU'en der programmeres til at aflæse værdien fra O2 sensoren med intervaller.
Med \"cruise\" mener jeg jævn hastighed.