Measuring and testing – Vehicle chassis – Steering
Patent
1995-08-04
1997-03-11
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Vehicle chassis
Steering
G01M 1500
Patent
active
056103280
ABSTRACT:
A misfire detector for an internal combustion engine obtains a baseline crankshaft acceleration value that degrades at a 50% misfire rate in a predetermined way that is capable of subsequent correction. The width of a median averaging function is selected that provides a cyclical deviant acceleration under all expected conditions of 50% misfire. The cyclical deviant acceleration is corrected by summing adjacent values. The corrected acceleration is compared to a specially adapted misfire threshold that is exceeded only if the deviant acceleration is cyclical.
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Grant Kathleen A.
Krzyske Dennis C.
Magan Amit T.
Chilcot Richard
Ford Motor Company
McCall Eric S.
Mollon Mark
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