Fuel injection controller for an internal combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Fuel injection system

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123494, 731182, 36443105, F02D 4118, F02D 4128

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ABSTRACT:
A fuel control apparatus for an engine uses an N-bit low-resolution A/D converter to convert the analog output of an air intake pressure sensor. The N-bit output of the converter is multiplied by a prescribed constant to obtain a signal having at least (N+1) bits. The (N+1) bit signal is subjected to low-pass digital filtering and is used by a controller to calculate the pulse width to be applied to a fuel injector. A high resolution can be obtained using an inexpensive N-bit A/D converter.

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