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Idle speed control system for internal combustion engine

  • US 6,006,723 A
  • Filed: 07/21/1997
  • Issued: 12/28/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/22/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An idle speed control system for controlling an idle speed of an internal combustion engine, the control system comprising:

  • load decreasing operation request detecting means for detecting a load decreasing operation request for an operation causing a decrease of a load on the engine;

    desired air/fuel ratio setting means for setting a desired air/fuel ratio of an air fuel mixture supplied to the engine in accordance with an engine operating condition;

    fuel decrease quantity calculating means for calculating a fuel decrease quantity for decreasing a fuel injection quantity in case of detection of the load decreasing operation request;

    air decrease quantity calculating means for calculating an air decrease quantity for decreasing an air supply quantity in accordance with the desired air fuel ratio and the fuel decrease quantity in case of detection of the load decreasing operation request;

    air supply quantity correcting means for decreasing the air supply quantity in accordance with the air decrease quantity in case of detection of the load decreasing operation request;

    load controlling means for decreasing the load on the engine at an end of a preset time interval from detection of the load decreasing operation request; and

    fuel supply quantity correcting means for decreasing the fuel injection quantity in accordance with the fuel decrease quantity at an end of a preset time interval from detection of the load decreasing operation request,the load controlling means and the fuel quantity correcting means being timed so that there is a time difference between a load decreasing operation of the load controlling means and a fuel decreasing operation of the fuel supply quantity correcting means, to cause an actual decrease of a load torque applied on the engine and an actual decrease of an output torque of the engine to coincide with each other.

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