Patent classifications
F02D41/26
ENGINE CONTROL DEVICE
A PCM (60) performs a catalyst early warming control (AWS control) for accelerating warm-up of a catalytic device. When the catalytic device (35) is not in an activated state and a vehicle is traveling, the PCM (60) is configured to perform: a fuel injection control to inject fuel such that a homogeneous fuel-air mixture can be formed in a combustion chamber (11) of an engine (10) so as to generate a homogeneous combustion; an intake air amount control to increase intake air amount; and an ignition control to retard ignition timing from a reference ignition timing. In addition, the PCM (60) is configured to vary ignition timing retard amount corresponding to a difference between the ignition timing retarded by the ignition timing control and the reference ignition timing, in accordance with engine speed and/or engine load.
ENGINE CONTROL DEVICE
A PCM (60) performs a catalyst early warming control (AWS control) for accelerating warm-up of a catalytic device. When the catalytic device (35) is not in an activated state and a vehicle is traveling, the PCM (60) is configured to perform: a fuel injection control to inject fuel such that a homogeneous fuel-air mixture can be formed in a combustion chamber (11) of an engine (10) so as to generate a homogeneous combustion; an intake air amount control to increase intake air amount; and an ignition control to retard ignition timing from a reference ignition timing. In addition, the PCM (60) is configured to vary ignition timing retard amount corresponding to a difference between the ignition timing retarded by the ignition timing control and the reference ignition timing, in accordance with engine speed and/or engine load.
DATA-ACQUISITION-INSTRUCTION GENERATING METHOD, DATA-ACQUISITION-INSTRUCTION GENERATING DEVICE, AND COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium stores a data-acquisition-instruction generating program that causes a computer to execute a process including: first generating a plurality of change curves of each of control parameters based on requisite density information, the requisite density information being related to a data measurement density in a data measurement region specified by a combination of a plurality of control parameters, the plurality of control parameters being used by a device subject to the data measurement; and second generating a data acquisition instruction to perform measurement at a plurality of measurement points with respect to the device to be measured in an order in which change of each control parameter becomes change corresponding to the change curves, and new measurement is performed such that only one of the control parameters changes from previous measurement.
Fuel injection control apparatus
A fuel injection control apparatus of a four cycle engine having three cylinders comprises: a crank angle detection device for detecting the crank angle of the four cycle engine; a first computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected in a predetermined stroke of a four stroke cycle, at a first computation timing; a second computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected one stroke before the predetermined stroke, at a second computation timing 240 degrees ahead of the crank angle of the first computation timing; and a third computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected two strokes before the predetermined stroke, at a third computation timing 240 degrees ahead of the crank angle of the second computation timing. The fuel injection control apparatus is adapted to decrease interruptions by computations for fuel injection control in the three cylinder engine, and reduce control load.
Fuel injection control apparatus
A fuel injection control apparatus of a four cycle engine having three cylinders comprises: a crank angle detection device for detecting the crank angle of the four cycle engine; a first computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected in a predetermined stroke of a four stroke cycle, at a first computation timing; a second computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected one stroke before the predetermined stroke, at a second computation timing 240 degrees ahead of the crank angle of the first computation timing; and a third computation device for computing the quantity of fuel, which is injected two strokes before the predetermined stroke, at a third computation timing 240 degrees ahead of the crank angle of the second computation timing. The fuel injection control apparatus is adapted to decrease interruptions by computations for fuel injection control in the three cylinder engine, and reduce control load.
Prime mover RPM limiting control
A method for controlling the operation of a vehicle prime mover based on the engagement status of one or more safety restraints of the vehicle. In various implementations the method comprises monitoring, via a RPM controller of the vehicle, an operational status of vehicle, monitoring, via the RPM controller, the engagement status at least one passenger safety restraint of the vehicle, and limiting, via the RPM controller, a rotational speed, e.g., revolutions per minute (RPM) of one or more prime mover of the vehicle when the vehicle is in a On operational status and the at least one safety restraint is in a disengaged status.
Prime mover RPM limiting control
A method for controlling the operation of a vehicle prime mover based on the engagement status of one or more safety restraints of the vehicle. In various implementations the method comprises monitoring, via a RPM controller of the vehicle, an operational status of vehicle, monitoring, via the RPM controller, the engagement status at least one passenger safety restraint of the vehicle, and limiting, via the RPM controller, a rotational speed, e.g., revolutions per minute (RPM) of one or more prime mover of the vehicle when the vehicle is in a On operational status and the at least one safety restraint is in a disengaged status.
ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR REDUCING PARTICULATE MATTER
A control system for an engine includes one or more processors configured to determine when a change in one or more of oxygen or fuel supplied to an engine. The one or more processors also are configured to, responsive to determining the change in oxygen and/or fuel supplied to an engine, direct one or more fuel injectors of the engine to begin injecting fuel into one or more cylinders of the engine during both a first fuel injection and a second fuel injection during each cycle of a multi-stroke engine cycle of the one or more cylinders.
METHOD FOR SYNCHRONISING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
The aim of the present invention is a method for synchronizing an engine comprising at least one movable piston of a four-stroke internal combustion engine, said method comprising a first step (e1) involving initializing a second memory space, a second step (e2) involving waiting for an edge on a fourth signal (CAM_TOT), a fourth step (e4) involving testing the value of a counter (CPT), an eighth step (e8) involving selecting the theoretical angular positions of the slots of the second signal (CAM_IN) relative to the edges of a first signal (CRK) and of the slots of a third signal (CAM_EX) relative to the edges of the first signal (CRK).
METHOD FOR SYNCHRONISING AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
The aim of the present invention is a method for synchronizing an engine comprising at least one movable piston of a four-stroke internal combustion engine, said method comprising a first step (e1) involving initializing a second memory space, a second step (e2) involving waiting for an edge on a fourth signal (CAM_TOT), a fourth step (e4) involving testing the value of a counter (CPT), an eighth step (e8) involving selecting the theoretical angular positions of the slots of the second signal (CAM_IN) relative to the edges of a first signal (CRK) and of the slots of a third signal (CAM_EX) relative to the edges of the first signal (CRK).