Fuel injection control device and method for continuously controlling fuel injection during engine operation based on throttle position
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiya Omuro, Kenlchl Machida
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AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiya Omuro, Kenlchl Machida
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A fuel injection control device includes a basic-injection-use map for deriving a basic injection amount and an additional-injection-use map for deriving an additional injection amount, each corresponding to the throttle opening. During operation of the engine, in each engine cycle, a first calculation stage for calculating the basic injection amount, and a second calculation stage provided after the first calculation stage are set. A first injection amount and a second injection amount obtained by applying the throttle opening measured in the first calculation stage and the second calculation stage, respectively, are compared. When the second injection amount is greater than the first injection amount, an additional injection amount is calculated by subtracting the first injection amount from the second injection amount; and when the first injection amount is greater than the second injection amount, the basic injection amount calculated in the first calculation stage is corrected.
A fuel injection control device for continuously correcting an injection amount for an engine based on a sensed throttle opening, said fuel injection control device comprising:
A fuel injection control device for an internal combustion engine for continuously executing correction of a fuel injection amount based on a throttle opening of the engine,
A method of continuously controlling a fuel injection amount based on a throttle opening of an internal combustion engine, wherein each engine cycle during operation of the engine is divided into a predetermined number of stages comprising a first calculation stage, and a second calculation stage provided after said first calculation stage;
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