Abstract A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine is disclosed. The supercharging pressure is controlled based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of the engine. When the transmission is in a lower speed position, the basic control amount is corrected so that the supercharging pressure is lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the engine is in a feedback control mode, the basic control amount is corrected in response to the difference between the actual supercharging pressure and a desired value of same. The desired value of the supercharging pressure is set lower when the transmission is in the lower speed position than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. When the transmission is in the lower speed position, the rising speed of the supercharging pressure in a transient states is set lower than a value assumed when the transmission is in a higher speed position. The basic control amount is corrected so as to decrease the supercharging pressure, and/or the desired supercharging pressure value is decreased, when the engine rotational speed changes from a state in which it increases to a state in which it decreases.
A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine having a transmission and a supercharger, wherein the supercharging pressure created by said supercharger is controlled in dependence on operating conditions of said engine, the method comprising the steps of: (1) detecting a rate of rise of the supercharging pressure in a transient state; (2) detecting a gear position of said transmission; and (3) when the detected gear position is a predetermined lower speed position which is a first speed position, correcting the rate of rise of said supercharging pressure in said transient state to a value lower than a value assumed when the detected gear position is a higher speed position.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
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A method of controlling supercharging pressure in an internal combustion engine having a transmission and a supercharger, wherein the supercharging pressure created by said supercharger is controlled in dependence on operating conditions of said engine, the method comprising the steps of: (1) detecting a rate of rise of the supercharging pressure in a transient state; (2) detecting a gear position of said transmission; and (3) when the detected gear position is a predetermined lower speed position which is a first speed position, correcting the rate of rise of said supercharging pressure in said transient state to a value lower than a value assumed when the detected gear position is a higher speed position.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the supercharging pressure created by said supercharger is controlled based on a basic control amount determined in dependence on operating conditions of said engine, said basic control amount being corrected in response to a difference between an actual value of the supercharging pressure and a desired value of same, when said engine is in an operating condition in which the supercharging pressure is controlled in feedback control mode, and said step (3) includes setting said desired value of the supercharging pressure to a value lower than a value assumed when the detected gear position is a higher speed position, when said engine is in said operating condition in which the supercharging pressure is controlled in feedback control mode.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A method as claimed in claim 2, wherein said step (3) is executed when said engine is in a predetermined operating condition.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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A method as claimed in claim 3, wherein said predetermined operating condition of said engine is a state in which intake pressure in said engine is higher than a predetermined value.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
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A method as claimed in claim 4, wherein said predetermined intake pressure is determined in dependence on the rotational speed of said engine.