Air-fuel ratio regulating apparatus for an internal combustion e

Internal-combustion engines – Noncompression

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60276, F02B 300

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040194744

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus which comprises a detector for detecting the density of one component (oxygen, for example) of exhaust gases from an internal combustion engine for regulating the ratio of air to fuel based on the detected value of the component in such a manner that the air-fuel ratio can be made approximate to the theoretical air-fuel ratio. The apparatus further comprises a first comparator having a hysteresis range and a second comparator having no hysteresis range for detecting the output of the detector for detecting the density of one component of exhaust gases, in order that variations in the characteristics of the detector or changes in its characteristics with time can be compensated for.

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