An adjustable multi-condition power distribution method
A technology of power distribution and multi-working conditions, applied in engine control, machine/engine, electrical control, etc., can solve problems such as strong coupling, unfavorable maintenance, and complex logic, so as to reduce hardware resource occupation, improve operating efficiency, and improve Effects on Reliability and Maintainability
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[0086] The embodiment of the present invention is described below by way of example, what this embodiment uses is the engine electronic controller for six-cylinder heavy truck.
[0087] Such as figure 1 As shown, an adjustable multi-condition power distribution method includes a program running on the vehicle-mounted computer (engine electronic controller), and the specific implementation steps of the program are as follows:
[0088] Step 1: Define the required working conditions; the functions realized by this working condition must be provided by the power output of the automobile engine; and can be converted into expectations for acceleration or deceleration of the engine speed; there are four working conditions in this embodiment: idle working condition, engine braking condition ERC, cruise control condition CC, torque-based acceleration control condition ABT. , at the same time, each constant parameter is determined according to the engine characteristics: torque integra...
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