curve is going to be dependant on exact pulldown value and the sensor(or wideband controller or whatever is being read) itself.
typically, the a/c pressure sensor circuit is setup the same as a MAP sensor A/D channel, using a 51K pulldown. if you attach a 1K pot in place of the pressure sensor, any error is tiny, but if you were to use a 2K pot, you'll start seeing sag, a 5K is very noticeable and it just keeps getting worse. there seems to be good results when the pulldown is at least 40 times the impedance of the pot it is interacting with, or at least I was accepting that amount of error in my testing.
with a wideband controller making an analog voltage via either a digital-analog converter or just a PWM output run through a low-pass filter to approximate it(if there are other methods, I haven't seen them implemented in a wideband controller), hard to say what exactly any individual controller will produce without running it through some known values.
EDIT: a trick you may be able to pull off(not sure how easily) would be to model the differences that would occur with different pulldowns and maximum drive currents from the controller... I get the feeling that would be a bit complex though.
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