It's actually a VAM, but yes, same general idea.  I think h33 is the one
with the VAM description.

-David

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Subject: Re: [PIC] Looking for a PIC with ADC, DAC, and UART...

Oh, a MAF
http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h34.pdf


David de Regt wrote:

> Also, air counter is just kinda a generic name for it.  Also, airbox,
> air flow meter, etc.  In general, it's counting how much air is
passing
> through it.  There's a flap on a spring that opens and closes
depending
> on how much air is forcing it open, but there's always a continuous
> stream of air holding it open to some position.  It's attached to a
> potentiometer that then returns an analog signal from 0-5V saying how
> open it is.  So, unfortunately, not discrete events at all.

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