Redundant reset for electronic throttle control

Internal-combustion engines – Engine speed regulator – Open loop condition responsive

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123179B, 123179G, 36443111, F02D 1110, F02D 4126

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049985205

ABSTRACT:
Redundancy is imparted to the reset signal from a voltage regulator integrated circuit by connecting an RC timing circuit with the regulated voltage output and with the reset pulse output such that a reset pulse derived from the regulated output voltage is given in the event that the reset output of the integrated circuit fails to give a reset pulse. An over-/under-voltage detector monitors the regulated voltage output for also giving a reset signal in the event that the regulated output strays beyond allowable limits. The occurrence of a reset causes interruption of electric power to the throttle motor and of fuel to the engine.

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