Throttle valve control device

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

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123361, F02D 700, F02D 4100

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057788537

ABSTRACT:
A pedal side drive mechanism which is rotatable relative to a throttle shaft in both opening and closing directions is provided at one end of the throttle shaft. The throttle shaft opens and closes a throttle valve. A motor side drive mechanism, which is rotatable relative to the throttle shaft in both opening and closing directions, is provided at the other end of the throttle shaft. The pedal side drive mechanism and the motor side drive mechanism are able to be driven independently without interfering with each other, in both of the opening and closing directions of the throttle shaft. Accordingly, driving of the throttle can be performed using either the accelerator pedal or the motor, and functions including fail-safe measures or a limp home mode can be accomplished using a simple structure.

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