Throttle control system for automotive internal combustion engin

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

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123400, 123361, 180197, F02D 1110

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048564770

ABSTRACT:
A throttle control system has means for coupling an accelerator position detector to a throttle servo system which drives a throttle valve to an angular position corresponding to the accelerator position detected by the accelerator position detector in normal mode throttle angle control. The system also has means for returning the throttle valve to an initial and fully closed position when operational force for the accelerator is released or when failure of the throttle servo system is detected. This throttle returning means is operable independently of the accelerator position detector in throttle returning operation for providing quicker response which is particularly required in fail-safe mode operation.

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