Crank angle detecting system for an internal combustion engine

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

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123612, F02P 514

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047873558

ABSTRACT:
A pulse generator disk is secured to a crankshaft of an engine. The disk has notches representing a compression top dead center of each cylinder. A first magnetic pickup is provided for producing a first output signal in accordance with the notch. A rotary member is secured to a camshaft of the engine. The rotary member has projections provided at positions corresponding to respective cylinders. A second magnetic pickup is provided for producing a second output signal in accordance with the projections. A control system is provided to respond to the first output signal to produce a crank angle signal. When the first output signal does not generate at a proper timing, a crank angle signal is produced dependent on the second output signal.

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