Ignition timing control for engine

Internal-combustion engines – Spark ignition timing control – Electronic control

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123418, F02P 504

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RE0305995

ABSTRACT:
Spark timing control apparatus for an internal combustion engine having a throttle controlled intake passage for an air-fuel mixture. A vehicle is powered by the engine. A vacuum line from the intake passage downstream from the throttle valve is connected to a three-way valve which, in turn, has one conduit connected to a spark advance chamber and another conduit connected to a spark retard chamber. Another valve closes the vacuum line when the engine temperature is low. An electrical switch sensitive to velocity of the vehicle actuates the three-way valve electromagnetically to connect the vacuum line to either of said chambers for actuating a movable member which controls the ignition timing of the engine. The conduit leading to the spark retard chamber also leads to a vacuum chamber in an additional fuel supply system having a valve, so that when the spark is retarded the additional fuel supply is cut off.

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patent: 3923023 (1975-12-01), Ito
patent: 4027633 (1977-06-01), Otsubo
patent: 4077373 (1978-03-01), Nakano

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