DC-AC SINE ADAPTER, 2-CHANNEL INVERTING, convert digital signals to true AC

Description

DOCUMENT DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE FOR THIS PRODUCT
INSTRUCTIONS:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hPdek82mL3Nv-towoKrR139fbtahBhdz/view?usp=sharing
WM CATALOG:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N_T1FOQnUAIDFX7IA6wUgK242Rak9SZ6/view?usp=sharing
CONVERT DIGITAL HALL-SENSOR AND ECU SIGNALS
TO "FULL FLOATING" AC SINEWAVE OUTPUT!
If your engine or transmission conversion isn't working because of conflicts between 2-wire inductive and 3-wire Hall formats, this sturdy little device will solve your problem.  It's perfectly comfortable living in an engine box and converts any digital signal from 4.1 ~ 15V into a corresponding sine wave at rates up to 10 KHz (600,000 pulses per minute).   It has two opposite outputs to be able feed plus/minus ECU inputs, faithfully simulating "floating" 2-wire sensors.  Or you can use just the positive output for simulating ground-biased sensors (one leg connected to ground).  The output coupling is selectable for true AC (capacitive) or ground-referenced DC, and the output voltage is selectable for 5V or 10V.  The hookup is 5 simple wires (power, ground, digital signal and two sine outputs) using .25" fastons from any parts store.  It's fully compatible with our BTA, CTA, and CCA tachometer converters and can easily share power with them using piggyback fastons.  It will also work with any digital speedometer corrector in transmission VSS or diesel alternator applications, including our USC Universal Corrector.   The package comes with full instructions, and also comes with
free email tech support
and a 90-day replace-or-refund warranty (don't smash it, of course, but we ask few other questions).
NEW - We now offer power supply noise filters (condensers) as a courtesy to our customers who may have noisy electrical systems (typically pre-1985 vehicles and most small-engine applications).  Shipping is free (refunded) when purchased with any Widget Man adaptor or converter.  See listing# 143562430919.
NOTE: Units may come with black potting (shown) or clear.  There is no functional difference and the shipped unit may be either color.