By no means am I an electronic whiz - just like my cooking, I can follow a recipe but can't make something on my own. Any help would be appreciated!
I have a flowmeter for a methanol injection system (supra) with a failsafe that will trigger a 12v source if the flow is less than 500cc/min. However, I want it to be able to trigger anywhere up to 2000 cc/min. Here's my in -> the unit has an output for a flowgauge that output's 0.1 V / 100cc of flow up to 2500 cc/min. So, 1000cc/min would output as 1 volt.
So, I need a circuit that Vin is the flow output (.5-2v, .1 sensitive). When Vin < Vset, it triggers a 12v output. It would be nice to make Vset adjustable with a pot.
BTW, trigger would run a 12v, ~3amp relay.
I have a flowmeter for a methanol injection system (supra) with a failsafe that will trigger a 12v source if the flow is less than 500cc/min. However, I want it to be able to trigger anywhere up to 2000 cc/min. Here's my in -> the unit has an output for a flowgauge that output's 0.1 V / 100cc of flow up to 2500 cc/min. So, 1000cc/min would output as 1 volt.
So, I need a circuit that Vin is the flow output (.5-2v, .1 sensitive). When Vin < Vset, it triggers a 12v output. It would be nice to make Vset adjustable with a pot.
BTW, trigger would run a 12v, ~3amp relay.