Method for operating an electromechanical camshaft phaser
AssigneeSchaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG
InventorsTobias Riedl, Christian Karbacher
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AssigneeSchaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG
InventorsTobias Riedl, Christian Karbacher
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An electromechanical camshaft phaser (3) comprises a setting gear (4) and an electric motor (5), which is controlled by means of an electric-motor control unit (6). Data concerning the operation of the electric motor (5) including position changes of its motor shaft are transferred via a data bus (8) from the electric-motor control unit (6) to an engine control unit (7) of the internal combustion engine (1) comprising the camshaft phaser (3). In addition, recurring time signals are transferred from the electric-motor control unit (6) to the engine control unit (7) via a separate line (9), by which harder real-time requirements are met than by the data bus (8). The time signals are used to generate a time difference signal in the engine control unit (7) by comparison with the data received by the engine control unit (7), which time difference signal is fed back to the electric-motor control unit (6) via the data bus (8) and is used there to synchronize the electric-motor control unit (6) with the engine control unit (7).
A method for operating an electromechanical camshaft phaser including a setting gear and an electric motor provided for actuating the setting gear, the electric motor controlled via an electric-motor control unit, the method comprising:
A device for controlling an internal combustion engine including at least one electromechanical camshaft phaser comprising a setting gear and an electric motor provided for actuating the setting gear, the device comprising:
A method for operating an electromechanical camshaft phaser including a setting gear and an electric motor provided for actuating the setting gear, the electric motor being controlled by via an electric-motor control unit, the method comprising:
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