Sentence examples for in engine management from inspiring English sources

It is also presented how such an observer, designed for control optimized performance, can also be used to improve the performance of on-board diagnosis (OBD) in engine management systems.

The approach closest to the approach described in this paper is that of [7], where mode transition points in an engine management system are identified and it is shown that a load distribution by mode-dependent task allocation is better balanced in comparison with a static task allocation.

The implementation of these solutions in current engine management systems requires no additional sensors or other hardware.

This paper consolidates an overview of the vital developments within the SI engine control system strategies and reviews about some of the basic control modules in the engine management system.

We like the MP3 because this front-wheel-drive compact sedan has a more powerful engine than the stock 2.0-liter Protégé unit (140 hp vs. 130hp), thanks to different electronics in the engine management system, and also handles much better, courtesy of a trick suspension with stiffer struts and beefier stabilizer bars, 17-inch wheels and wide, 45-series Dunlop tires and a tighter steering gear.

In some designs the engine management system also controls the transmission.

In this context the engine management system (EMS) plays a fundamental role to optimize engine operation.

The IMEP estimation algorithm and torque balance controller were embedded and validated in a real-time engine management system.

The dust on the track affects engine management both in terms of seeking grip and also because of potential technical problems, so the engine filter will be watched closely.

A GRNN is able to approximate functions and it has been used in control, prediction, fault diagnosis, engine management among others.

Both assumptions are frequently met in the field of real time engine management systems.