Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Fuel injection system
Patent
1986-05-22
1987-12-15
Dolinar, Andrew M.
Internal-combustion engines
Charge forming device
Fuel injection system
123421, 123422, 123424, 123427, F02P 5145
Patent
active
047125276
ABSTRACT:
A timing circuit is provided for stabilizing idling of an internal combustion engine, particularly marine racing applications where idle speed must be reduced to enable gear engagement, notwithstanding the use of a racing cam otherwise requiring higher idling speed. Delay means (8) provides a radical reduction in spark timing along a negative slope (16) relative to a baseline curve (6) up to a predetermined speed such as 900 rpm at which there is maximum relative timing delay (18). As speed increases in this range, there is more retard because of the negative slope, which further retarded timing slows engine speed, hence providing self-stabilization. As engine speed decreases in such range, there is less retard, and the advanced timing increases engine speed, again providing self-stabilization. At engine speed increases above the predetermined speed such as 900 rpm, there is a rapid advance in timing along a steeper positive slope (20) to merge with the baseline curve (6). Cranking and warm-up control circuitry (12) and acceleration detection circuitry (14) are also provided for eliminating or reducing the relative timing delay under conditions where maximum spark advance is desired.
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Brunswick Corporation
Dolinar Andrew M.
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