Controllers for Internal Combustion Engines
A technology for internal combustion engines and controllers, which is applied in engine control, fuel injection control, electrical control, etc., and can solve problems such as increasing the cost of internal combustion engine control systems
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[0037] An embodiment of a controller applied to an air-cooled single-cylinder engine mounted on a vehicle (especially a motorcycle) will be described below.
[0038] figure 1 The complete structure of the control system in this embodiment is shown.
[0039] Engine 10 is a four-stroke gasoline engine. That is, a combustion cycle includes four strokes of intake, compression, power generation and exhaust performed in sequence.
[0040] An air cleaner 14 , a throttle valve 16 and an intake pressure sensor 18 that detects intake pressure are arranged in the intake passage 12 of the engine 10 . Throttle 16 adjusts the amount of intake air provided to combustion chamber 20 of engine 10 . The degree of opening of the throttle valve 16 depends on operation of a throttle handle (not shown). Bypass passage 22 is connected to intake passage 12 in a manner that bypasses throttle valve 16 . An idle control valve 24 is provided in the bypass passage 22 to adjust the amount of intake air...
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