Idling engine speed controlling apparatus
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShoichi Washino, Yukinobu Nishimura
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsShoichi Washino, Yukinobu Nishimura
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An idling engine speed controlling apparatus has a feed-back control system to regulate engine speed to a target speed such that a torque disturbance is directly detected to convert it into a signal so that an air-flow rate or ignition timing is controlled on the basis of the sum of the signal and a time-differential of the signal, or such that sub-feed-back compensation is given to the output end of a proportional and integral controller so that an amount of air flowing in a intake air conduit is compensated with the first-order-lag component or an amount of air is controlled in response to the first-order-lag component or the second-order-lag component or the sum of or the difference between these components, or such that an output from the proportional and integral controller or an output from the actuator is fed back to the input side of the controller so as to include a transfer function of the actuator through a detection circuit.
An idling engine speed controlling apparatus for an internal combustion engine comprising:
An idling engine speed controlling apparatus for an internal combustion engine which comprises:
An idling engine speed controlling apparatus which is so adapted to detect an engine speed by a detection circuit to output an error signal on the basis of the engine speed, to compare the error signal with a set signal in response to a target speed by means of a main feed-back loop to thereby output an error signal, to feed the error signal to a proportional and integral controller, and to drive an actuator by the output of the controller to cancel the error signal whereby the engine speed is controlled to be at the target speed, said idling engine speed controlling apparatus being characterized by comprising a sub-feed-back loop in which an output from said proportional and integral controller or an output from said actuator is fed back to the input side of said controller so as to include a transfer function of said actuator through said detection circuit.
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