Fuel injection system

Claim 1

A fuel injection system for mixture-compressing internal combustion engines with externally supplied, ignition, comprising a metering sheath, a plurality of metering openings in said metering sheath which are variable in common by a movable control slide, said control slide including an annular control groove, a fuel metering valve disposed in a fuel supply line and intended for metering a quantity of fuel which is at a specific ratio to a quantity of air aspirated by the engine, said control slide opens metering openings more or less widely counter to a restoring force, said control slide includes one end which protrudes into a compression chamber, a restoring force pressure control line which communicates with said compression chamber and with the fuel supply line so that metering takes place at a pressure difference which is constant but is variable in accordance with operating characteristics of the engine, a regulating valve disposed downstream of each metering valve opening, each said regulating valve including a movable valve element which regulates the pressure difference at each metering valve acted upon on one side by the fuel pressure downstream of the particular metering valve opening and on the other side by the pressure in a differential pressure control line, a first electrofluidic converter of the nozzle/baffle type which is triggerable in accordance with operating characteristics of the engine and serves to apply a differential pressure in the differential pressure control line from the fuel supply line, to one side of said movable valve element, a throttle element downstream of said regulating valves and connected on one side to a fuel return line, the fuel pressure in the restoring force pressure control line is variable by means of a second electrofluidic converter of the nozzle/baffle type, which is triggerable in accordance with engine operating characteristics and is disposed upstream of a second throttle defining the restoring force pressure control line and connected at one end to said fuel return line, said second electrofluidic converter including an inlet which communicates with an intermediate line, which at one end communicates via an uncoupling throttle with the fuel supply line and the intermediate line is defined on the other end by a pressure regulating valve.