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CH 7sensors

The document outlines the functions and components of a computer-controlled engine system, including electronic fuel injection, ignition control, and various sensors. It describes different types of sensors such as active and passive sensors, their applications, and specific sensors like the engine temperature sensor and lambda sensor. Additionally, it covers the electronic throttle control system and its advantages over traditional systems.

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CH 7sensors

The document outlines the functions and components of a computer-controlled engine system, including electronic fuel injection, ignition control, and various sensors. It describes different types of sensors such as active and passive sensors, their applications, and specific sensors like the engine temperature sensor and lambda sensor. Additionally, it covers the electronic throttle control system and its advantages over traditional systems.

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Functions of computer
controlled engine system
• Electronic fuel injection (EFI)
• Electronic ignition control
• Idle speed control
• Diagnostic function
• Fail-safe function
• Back-up function, etc

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ECU power supply
IG-controlled

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ECU power supply (IG)
ECU controlled

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ECU power….
Ground circuit

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ECU power ….
Constant volt (VC) circuitry

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Sensor
• Is an input for the control unit
• Converts a physical/chemical condition into an
electrical signal
• Are two types
– Active sensor
– Passive sensor

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Active sensor
• It doesn’t need any reference volt
• Produces its own voltage signal internally
• Examples;
– thermocouple,
– zirconia type O2 sensor,
– magnetic inductance,
– piezoelectric

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Passive sensor
• It doesn’t produce its own voltage
• Requires reference voltage
• Examples;
– potentiometer,
– thermistor,
– piezoresistor,
– switch

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Sensor application
• Flow rate
• Pressure
• Position (travel/angle)
• Temperature
• Speed
• Gas/concentration
• Acceleration and vibration
• Torque/force, etc…

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Engine temperature sensor
• Detects the temperature of coolant
• Made of thermistor
• Signal is used for;
– Oxygen sensor closed loop status
– Canister purge on/off time
– Idle speed control
– Injection correction during;
• starting,
• after start, warm up,
• acceleration and deceleration

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Engine temperature…

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Intake air temperature..

• Signal is used for:


– Injection quantity
– Ignition timing
• Other temperature sensors

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Intake air temperature sensor

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Throttle position sensor
• Measures the opening angle of the throttle
• Signal is used by ECU for;
– fuel cut off control (during deceleration or braking)
– Idle stability
– Power and acceleration enrichment
– Spark advance

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Types of TPS
• Linear or potentiometer type

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Types of TPS
• Point or switch type
– Common ground

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Types of….

• Point or switch type


– Common power supply

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Electronic Throttle Control (ETC)

• Called derive-by-wire
• Advantages over the conventional cable:
– Reducing the number of moving parts.
– No need of cruise control actuators and
controllers.
– No need of an idle air control valve, etc

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ETC
• Has the following components
– Accelerator pedal position sensor
– Throttle actuator (servomotor)
– Throttle position sensor
– Electronic control unit

throttle actuator control


(TAC) motor
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Throttle plate position

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DC motor H-bridge circuit

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Air flow meter
• Used with L-type EFI for measuring the amount of
intake air.
• The signal is used by ECU for:
– fuel injection (duration) quantity
– ignition timing advance
• Are two types
– Volume air flow meter
• Vane/flap type
– Mass air flow meter
• hot wire type
• Hot film type

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Manifold pressure sensor
• Used with D-type EFI
• Detects the pressure variation of the intake
manifold and converts it to voltage signal.
• Signal is used by ECU for:
– Injection (duration) quantity
– Ignition timing

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Engine speed and Crank angle
sensor
• Used to detect the crankshaft angle and
engine speed.
• ECU uses this signal for injection duration,
injection timing and ignition timing.
• The sensor can be located on;
– Crankshaft
– (Camshaft)
– Distributor

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Types of speed and crank angle sensors

• Inductive pick up coil

• Hall effect

• Photo couple

• Reed switch and magnetic resistance

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Separate speed and position sensor

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Determining ignition/injection
timing

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Photo couple

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Photo couple..
Electrical circuit diagram and signal wave form

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Lambda (O2) sensor
• The O2 sensor senses the concentration of
oxygen in the exhaust gas

• The signal is used by ECU for correction injection

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Lambda (ƛ)
• Air ratio (ƛ) is Greek letter witch is used to
denote Air-fuel equivalence ratio.

• ƛ = 0.95 – 0.85 maximum power


• ƛ = 1.1 – 1.2 minimum fuel consumption
• ƛ = 0.9 – 1.1 best possible low fuel
consumption with high power output

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Open loop operation
• Engine starting
• Cold engine operation
• Moderate to heavy load operation
• Acceleration and deceleration
– During open loop operation, the ECU ignores
information from the lambda sensor and uses
other sensors for injection duration
calculassions

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Types of O2 sensor
1. Narrow-band:- is two step sensor which is
either rich or lean
o 0.45 v is switching value
o Above 0.45 v = rich
o Below 0.45 v = lean
o Zirconia / titania

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Types of O2…
2. Wide –band:-has the ability to detect a ratio
from as rich as 10:1 to as lean as 23:1
 It is also called;
o Broad-band sensor
o Air-fuel ratio sensor
o Lean-air fuel sensor, etc..

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Lambda sensor…

• The sensor behaves very similar to a single


cell battery.
• The electrodes act as the positive (+) and
negative (-) plates, and
• the zirconium dioxide element acts as the
electrolyte.

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Zirconia ..

Operating Characteristics

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Zirconia ..

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Zirconia
Electrical circuitry

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Titania element

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Titania element
• Made of Titanium Dioxide (Ti02 ).
• always contains a heater circuit
• Changes resistance in relation to how much
oxygen is in the exhaust
• Lean mixture…high resistance (20k)
• Rich mixture ….low resistance (1k)

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Titania...
Electrical circuitry

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Knock sensor
• Used to sense abnormal engine vibration
caused by engine knock
• Signal used by ECU to retard ignition timing
• Operates with piezoelectric effect

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Knock sensor..

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Knock sensor..
Electrical circuit diagram and signal wave form

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Knock sensor..

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Other sensors
• Starter signal
• Neutral start switch signal
• Air conditioner signal
• Electrical load signal
• Oil pressure switch
• Stop lamp switch
• Fuel control switch e.t.c......

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