Interrelated power delivery controls – including engine control – Transmission control – Engine controlled by transmission
Patent
1997-07-22
1998-11-17
Wright, Dirk
Interrelated power delivery controls, including engine control
Transmission control
Engine controlled by transmission
477115, 701 54, B60K 4106
Patent
active
058368515
ABSTRACT:
An engine control system is provided with two sets of gain factors for use in conjunction with a PID control system. When a gear selection mechanism is in a steady state, a first set of gain factors is used so that the engine control system is less responsive and the engine operates more smoothly. When the gear selection mechanism is being moved from a neutral position to either forward or reverse gear or vice versa, a second set of gain factors are substituted for the first set so that the engine control system will be more responsive and the sudden change in the load on the engine will not cause a stall condition or a sudden increase in the RPM. This technique can typically be employed in a proportional, integral, and differential (PID) control system, but alternative control systems can also benefit from its use.
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Brunswick Corporation
Kwon Peter T.
Lanyi William D.
Wright Dirk
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