A hydrogen engine controller adjusts ignition timing to manage in-cylinder pressure.
Dynamic firing fraction control minimizes low-frequency vibrations and acoustic noise while maintaining fuel efficiency in skip fire engines.
Dynamic LPG injection control maintains 0.2% to 0.6% concentration in diesel engines, resolving efficiency losses from fixed-rate delivery.
A fuel pump control module uses dual mapping to drive an electronically controlled lift pump for immediate pressure generation.
A controller filters rapid density changes to calculate hydrocarbon concentration accurately despite insufficient intake negative pressure.
A control device adjusts target air-fuel ratio switching to maintain exhaust purification catalyst oxygen storage.
Determines magnetic actuator armature stroke by comparing energy states from selected hysteresis curve segments.
A gas recirculation passageway and valve system moves exhaust gas back to the engine intake upstream of the aftertreatment system.
A fuel supply control module integrates a throttle position sensor and solenoid valve to manage air-fuel mixture delivery.
A fuel injection control device divides inter-cylinder correction amounts to stabilize main and sub-injections across engine cylinders.
A fuel injection control device manages boosted voltage through a dedicated boosting operation control unit.
Electronic control module adjusts intake throttle valve position to regulate turbocharger rotational speed.
A control apparatus adjusts determination values based on wastegate valve opening to maintain accurate air-fuel ratio fluctuation control.
A control unit monitors high pressure in an injection system to detect continuous injection events using time-based pressure drop analysis.
Three-cylinder CNG engine uses asymmetrical lambda split to heat catalyst via exothermic reactions.
Adaptive torque build-up control reduces powertrain jerking by dynamically adjusting force application rates to match engine load and speed.
Adsorbent circulation selectively separates onboard fuel to enrich octane or cetane levels, reducing infrastructure complexity and refueling errors.
Engine control system correlates crankshaft speed fluctuations with individual cylinder fueling errors to compensate air-to-fuel ratio deviations.
Calculates ethanol content ranges via air-fuel ratio maps to prevent engine damage from inaccurate sensor readings.
A cylinder direct injection engine injects low-octane fuel to form an ignition flame before introducing high-octane fuel for combustion.
A switching mechanism adjusts intake air calculations during mode transitions to prevent prolonged SOx purge times and excessive temperature rise.
A catalyst control system calculates maximum oxygen storage capacity using temperature gradients and learned linear expressions.
A driving source control apparatus computes torsional fluctuations using a phase-lead process to apply opposing correction torque.
A fuel tank pressure sensor checks accuracy by comparing readings against a purge line reference value derived from temporal extremes.
Controller analyzes injector coil current rise time and saturation resistance to identify combustion seal leaks, preventing heat damage to engine components.
A control device monitors oxygen concentration in a catalyst to determine whether to prohibit engine stoppage.
Dynamic adjustment of injection pressure and timing compensates for varying fuel cetane numbers, stabilizing combustion heat release and reducing emissions.
A torque control system applies rate limits to acceleration requests during coasting transitions.
A fuel injection control device calculates increase correction values for port and direct injection modes based on coolant temperature.
An air per cylinder prediction module estimates trapped gas volume based on recent valve sequences, enabling precise fuel injection and reducing consumption.
Diagnostic tool detects rotational speed patterns during specific time windows to identify engine faults.
Decoupling torque gradient decrement calibration from transition time prevents deceleration jolts while optimizing fuel efficiency.
A hydrocarbon feed valve injects partially oxidized fuel into an exhaust purification catalyst to adjust the air-fuel ratio for NOx reduction.
A monitoring method extracts local extrema from data streams and stores cycle information in a fixed-size buffer to track component operation.
Segmented nozzle outlets with dynamic pressure control limit targeting errors during engine cycle transitions.
An electronically controlled throttle regulates intake airflow by adjusting valve openings based on differential pressure signals.
Correction control displaces the relative rotation phase toward a stop phase after engine shutdown, reducing starter load and improving startability.
A solenoid valve detection method samples current at local maxima and minima within chopped voltage waveforms to identify operational states.
A hollow accommodating case on a revolving frame houses a fuel supply pump and urea water tank with juxtaposed supply ports.
A controller adjusts ignition timing via feedback control to stabilize engine rotation numbers during operation.
An adaptation filter corrects a NOx emission model using sensor feedback, compensating for slow sensor response times during transient operations.
Postponing drive line enablement until brake release sustains high engine speed, raising catalyst temperature rapidly to reduce cold start emissions.
A control method isolates canister purge valve faults using sequential learning phases to determine corrective factors for air and fuel flow adjustments.
Pressurizing the gaseous fuel manifold with purge gas evaluates air-tightness, preventing cylinder overfilling from leaking admission valves.
Controller adjusts air-fuel ratio command based on catalyst deterioration factor to maintain emissions compliance.
A controller segments engine cylinders into subsets to monitor air-fuel ratios individually using a shared sensor.
A wireless system transmits a validated write package to an electronic control unit for parameter modification.
Temperature sensors in the intake tract and exhaust gas recirculation line determine air and exhaust gas mass flows.
Adjusting exhaust valve opening times accelerates catalytic converter heating during cold starts.