Motor-driven throttle valve control device for internal...

Internal-combustion engines – Engine speed regulator – Open loop condition responsive

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C123S399000

Reexamination Certificate

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11403942

ABSTRACT:
A spring to ensure default opening is constituted by a single piano wire where a return spring with a larger coil diameter and a default spring with a smaller coil diameter are connected via a connection arm formed with a spring hook. The spring with a smaller coil diameter is inserted in the spring with a larger coil diameter thereby the springs are overlapped in an axial direction as a duplex-winding spring structure. Further, a magnetic sensor is provided in a position inside the both spring with a larger coil diameter and spring with a smaller coil diameter.

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