Oxygen sensor heater control methods and systems

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Including exhaust gas condition responsive means

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ABSTRACT:
A control system for an oxygen sensor heater is provided. The control system includes a passive heater control module that generates a heater control signal at a first duty cycle and measures a resistance of the oxygen sensor heater. An exhaust gas temperature mapping module maps the resistance to an exhaust gas temperature. An active heater control module generates a heater control signal at a second duty cycle based on the exhaust gas temperature.

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