Fuel injection pumping apparatus

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

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123494, F02M 3704

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055051782

ABSTRACT:
A fuel injection pump apparatus has a cam ring angularly adjustable within a housing in which is also mounted a rotary drive shaft having an enlarged piston provided with teeth about its periphery. A transducer is provided to sense the passage of the teeth and this includes a part fixed on the housing and a second part mounted on the cam ring. The first part defines a pair of pole pieces which have opposite magnetic polarity and the second part carries a pair of magnetizable plates which remain in close proximity to the pole pieces, the plates defining projections which are in close proximity to the teeth. A sensing coil is provided in the first component and provides a signal as the reluctance between the projections varies as the teeth move past the projections.

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