Measuring and testing – Vehicle chassis – Steering
Patent
1984-03-07
1985-11-19
Myracle, Jerry W.
Measuring and testing
Vehicle chassis
Steering
123414, G01M 1500
Patent
active
045534276
ABSTRACT:
An engine crank angle determining arrangement including a rotor having teeth or slits wherein either a tooth is entirely omitted or the teeth or slits are formed with non-uniform intervals therebetween. The teeth or slits are detected by an electromagnetic pick-up device or a photocoupler, and the time intervals corresponding to the intervals between the teeth or slits in the signal thus detected are processed in accordance with a predetermined program. The time intervals thus processed are corrected in consideration of an engine low state or non-low state operating condition, such as for example transient condition or starting condition, of the engine. Processing is carried out in either of two different ways of calculating reference angles. One is based on a ratio of time differences between adjacent sensible elements when the engine is operated in a "low state", and the other is based on a time difference between the detected times of adjacent sensible elements when the engine is operated in a "non-low state". Accordingly an accurate angular position can be detected regardless of a single set of the pulse generating device and pulse detecting device.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4262251 (1981-04-01), Fujishiro et al.
patent: 4356447 (1982-10-01), Honig et al.
Kuraoka Hiroaki
Matsui Katsumasa
Mizuno Toshinori
Ohba Masahiro
Myracle Jerry W.
Nippondenso Co. Ltd.
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