Engine revolution controlling apparatus
An electronic engine-governor control is carried out using no arithmetic tables and thus relieving a load to the CPU. A throttle opening is controlled with a control quantity to suppress a difference between the actual revolutions and the target. Calculator 107A is provided for calculating the diffe...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
Published |
11.06.2003
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Edition | 7 |
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Summary: | An electronic engine-governor control is carried out using no arithmetic tables and thus relieving a load to the CPU. A throttle opening is controlled with a control quantity to suppress a difference between the actual revolutions and the target. Calculator 107A is provided for calculating the difference D between the current revolutions and the target Ne(tgt). The difference D is corrected with an adjustment A based on a difference between the current revolutions Ne(0) and the previous revolutions Ne(-1) and an adjustment B based on a difference between the previous revolutions Ne(-1) and the revolutions before previous revolutions Ne(-2). Calculator 107B is provided for calculating an adjustment E in relation to a load from the throttle opening thetaTH(0) and the target Ne(tgt). Calculator 107C is provided for calculation D/E, the throttle controlling signal PthetaTH. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: TW20020119069 |