Method of crank signal disturbance compensation

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

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C123S352000, C701S114000

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07607415

ABSTRACT:
An engine system that compensates for disturbances in a crankshaft signal is provided. The system includes: an error module that computes an error between an ideal period and an actual period of a crankshaft signal; a correction factor module that determines a correction factor based on the error; and a compensation module that applies the correction factor to the actual period of the crankshaft signal.

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