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I too have had no reply from Marelli. What on earth is the point of them 'promoting' their product if there's no support or backup? Truly Pathetic.
I can't help you with a characteristic curve for your sensor I'm afraid, in fact for proper accuracy you should measure it against known values anyway because individual sensors vary and that needs to be accounted for. Most people these days use the L2H2 sensor, NTK number LZA-09-E1. Like all wide-band sensors, they have a calibration resistor in the connector that most people using them in motorsport remove (and replace the connector with an 'autosport' variety and use their own calibration values based on free-air tests or 'known gas' tests.
Mick Boseman from Bike Sports Developments may be able to help you but I doubt it would be free information, I expect you'll have to pay for the information.
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