Automotive gasoline engine fuel injection and electronic control

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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: This book combines the new technologies of automotive technology to introduce the principles, structure, and control strategies of the electronic centralized control system for automotive gasoline engines. The book is divided into 8 chapters, specifically introducing the general principles of electronic control systems, the basics of gasoline engine control, the classification, characteristics, structure, working principles, and output characteristics of sensors, the control principles and signal processing of microcomputer control modules ECU, fuel injection, ignition, idle speed, emissions, and other subsystems' composition and working conditions, as well as the working principles and typical structures of actuators. The book also covers the working conditions and control strategies of ECU in fuel injection, ignition, idle speed, and emissions, as well as strategies for optimizing engine operation. Additionally, it introduces the principles and working conditions of electronic control system fault diagnosis. Finally, it presents the specific details of the electronic control system for the powertrain of a General car. The book primarily combines the specific structures and working conditions of the electronic control system for the Santana car's engine and the powertrain electronic control system of the car for narration.