Electronic fuel injection control device for internal combustion engines

Claim 2

An electronic fuel injection control device for an internal combustion engine having a source of fuel, and electrically operated fuel injection means for effecting fuel supply into said engine from said source of fuel during energization thereof, said fuel injection control device comprising: first detecting means for detecting rotational speed of said engine to produce a first signal indicative of the detected rotational speed; second detecting means for detecting a physical value related to the operation of said engine to produce a second signal indicative of the detected physical value; an analogue-to-digital converter for converting said second signal to a digital value; means for providing an average of a plurality of said digital values successively converted during one rotation of said engine; means for determining whether or not a difference between the preceding average of said digital values and the following average of said digital values is larger than a predetermined physical value indicative of a transient operation of said engine, if so determining a first optimum physical value based on an average of at least two digital values most newly converted during one rotation of said engine, and if not determining a second optimum physical value based on the average of said digital values; means for determining an optimum fuel injection time based on one of said first and second optimum physical values and in relation to a value of said first signal and for producing an output signal indicative of said optimum fuel injection time; and means for energizing said fuel injection means in response to said output signal for said optimum injection time.

Claim 3

An electronic fuel injection control device for an internal combustion engine having a source of fuel, and electrically operated fuel injection means for effecting fuel supply into said engine from said source of fuel during energization thereof, said fuel injection control device comprising: first detecting means for detecting rotational speed of said engine to produce a first signal indicative of the detected rotational speed; second detecting means for detecting a physical value related to the operation of said engine to produce a second signal indicative of the detected physical value; an analogue-to-digital converter for converting said second signal to a digital value; means for providing an average of a plurality of said digital values successively converted during one rotation of said engine; means for determining whether or not a difference between the preceding average of said digital values and the following average of said digital values is larger than a first predetermined physical value indicative of a stable operation of said engine, if so determining whether or not the difference between the preceding and following averages is larger than a second predetermined physical value indicative of a transient operation of said engine, and if not determining a first optimum physical value based on an average of the preceding and following averages; means for determining a second optimum physical value based on an average of at least two digital values most newly converted during one rotation of said engine when the difference between the preceding and following averages is larger than said second predetermined physical value and for determining a third optimum physical value based on the average of said digital values when the difference between said averages is less than said second predetermined physical value; means for determining an optimum fuel injection time based on one of said first, second and third optimum physical values and in relation to a value of said first signal and for producing an output signal indicative of said optimum fuel injection time; and means for energizing said fuel injection means in response to said output signal for said optimum injection time.

Claim 4

An electronic fuel injection control device for an internal combustion engine having a source of fuel, and electrically operated fuel injection means for effecting fuel supply into said engine from said source of fuel during energization thereof, said fuel injection control device comprising: first detecting means for detecting rotational speed of said engine to produce a first signal indicative of the detected rotational speed; second detecting means for detecting a physical value related to the operation of said engine to produce a second signal indicative of the detected physical value; an analogue-to-digital converter for converting said second signal to a digital value; means for providing an average of a plurality of said digital values successively converted during one rotation of said engine; means for determining whether or not a difference between the preceding average of said digital values and the following average of said digital values is larger than a first predetermined physical value indicative of a stable operation of said engine, if so determining whether or not the difference between the preceding and following averages is larger than a second predetermined physical value indicative of a transient operation of said engine, and if not determining a first optimum physical value based on an average of the preceding and following averages; means for determining a second optimum physical value based on an average of at least two digital values most newly converted during one rotation of said engine when the difference between the preceding and following averages is larger than said second predetermined physical value and for determining a third optimum physical value based on the average of said digital values when the difference between said averages is less than said second predetermined physical value; means for determining an optimum fuel injection time based on one of said first, second and third optimum physical values and in relation to a value of said first signal and for producing an output signal indicative of said optimum fuel injection time; and means for energizing said fuel injection means in response to said output signal for said optimum injection time.

Claim 5

An electronic fuel injection control device according to claim 1, wherein said physical value is an intake manifold negative pressure in operation of said engine, and said predetermined physical value is a predetermined negative pressure value indicative of a transient operation of said engine.

Claim 6

An electronic fuel injection control device according to claim 2, wherein said physical value is an intake manifold negative pressure in operation of said engine, said first predetermined physical value is a first predetermined negative pressure value indicative of a stable operation of said engine, and said second predetermined physical value is a second predetermined negative pressure value indicative of a transient operation of said engine, said first predetermined negative pressure value being defined to be smaller than said second predetermined negative pressure value.

Claim 7

An electronic fuel injection control device according to claim 1, wherein said physical value is an amount of suction air in operation of said engine, and said predetermined physical value is a predetermined amount of suction air indicative of a transient operation of said engine.