WO2015078340A1 - 一种控制发动机怠速转速的方法及设备 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of automotive electronic control, and in particular to a method and a device for controlling an engine idle speed.
- Idle speed refers to the operation of the engine of a car without load, that is, an operating state when the engine is idling.
- the user may turn on or off a large electrical load.
- the opening or closing of the large electrical load may impact the idle speed of the engine, causing the vehicle body to vibrate or cause the engine to stall, affecting the vehicle.
- the user feels inside, so it is necessary to control the idle speed of the engine.
- a method for controlling the idle speed of an engine specifically: when an ECU (Electronic Control Unit) of an automobile receives an opening request of an electrical load, immediately controls the operation of the electrical load, and immediately increases the engine's load.
- the idle ignition angle cancels the impact of the moment when the electric appliance load is turned on on the idle speed of the engine; after canceling the impact, the ECU adjusts the idle ignition angle of the engine to the torque reserve ignition angle, and adjusts the actual engine speed to the target speed. And maintain the target speed to stabilize the engine's idle speed and avoid the vibration of the body.
- the engine's idle ignition angle is maintained at the torque reserve ignition angle, while the engine's fuel combustion efficiency is lower at the torque reserve ignition angle, thus increasing the fuel consumption.
- embodiments of the present invention provide a method and apparatus for controlling engine idle speed.
- the technical solution is as follows:
- a method of controlling an engine idle speed comprising:
- the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load
- the relay that controls the electrical load is pulled to control the electrical load to work
- the method further includes:
- the method further includes:
- a relay that controls the electrical load is disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the electrical load is a non-relay controlled electrical load, immediately controlling the electrical load to work;
- the speed ignition angle is equal to the optimal ignition angle, increasing the intake air amount of the throttle valve to increase the actual engine speed, and stopping to increase the intake air amount of the throttle valve when the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed .
- the method further includes:
- the method further includes:
- an apparatus for controlling an engine idle speed comprising:
- a first receiving module configured to receive an opening request of an electrical load
- a first adjustment module configured to control the electrical load operation, adjust an idle ignition angle of the engine to an optimal ignition angle, and adjust an intake air amount of the throttle to adjust an actual rotational speed of the engine until the engine The actual rotational speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop adjusting the intake air amount of the throttle.
- the first adjustment module includes:
- a first control unit configured to: if the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load, control a relay of the electrical load to pull in to control the electrical load to work;
- a first increasing unit for immediately increasing an idle firing angle of the engine to an optimal firing angle and reducing an intake air amount of the throttle until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed Stop reducing the amount of intake air of the throttle.
- the device further includes:
- a reduction module for gradually reducing an idle firing angle of the engine from a current optimal firing angle to a torque reserve firing angle, and increasing an intake air amount of the throttle to increase an actual rotational speed of the engine until the The actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed to stop increasing the intake air amount of the throttle.
- the device further includes: a second receiving module and a second adjusting module, where the second adjusting module includes a second control unit, a reducing unit, and a second adding unit;
- the second receiving module is configured to receive a shutdown request of the electrical load
- the second control unit is configured to control a relay of the electrical load to be disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the reducing unit is configured to reduce an idle firing angle of the engine to reduce an actual rotational speed of the engine, and stop reducing an idle firing angle of the engine when an actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to a second target idle speed ;
- the second increasing unit is configured to gradually increase an idle firing angle of the engine to an optimal firing angle while reducing an intake air amount of the throttle until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to a second target idle speed The intake air amount of the throttle is reduced.
- the first adjustment module includes:
- a third control unit configured to immediately control the electrical load operation if the electrical load is a non-relay controlled electrical load
- a third increasing unit if the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from small to large, keeping the idle ignition angle of the engine equal to the optimal ignition angle, increasing the intake air amount of the throttle to increase the engine
- the actual rotational speed stops increasing the intake air amount of the throttle valve until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the third increasing unit is further configured to reduce an idle ignition angle of the engine and an intake air amount of the throttle valve if a resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from large to small, until the The actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the idle firing angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle.
- the device further includes:
- a third receiving module configured to receive a shutdown request of the electrical load
- control module configured to control the electrical load to stop working
- An increasing module for gradually increasing an idle firing angle of the engine to an optimal firing angle while reducing an intake air amount of the throttle until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to a second target idle speed The amount of intake air for the throttle.
- an apparatus for controlling an engine idle speed comprising:
- a memory for storing the processor executable instructions
- the processor is configured to execute the following instructions:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle during the operation of the electrical load, thereby ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and at the same time adjusting the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine.
- the amount of intake air until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed avoids vehicle shake.
- Embodiment 1 is a flow chart of a method for controlling an engine idle speed according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a flow chart of a method for controlling an engine idle speed according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing an idle firing angle and torque according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a control system for a relay-controlled electrical load according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention is a schematic diagram of control of an electrical load provided by Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a non-relay controlled electrical load control system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus for controlling an idle speed of an engine according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a method of controlling an engine idle speed. Referring to FIG. 1, the method includes:
- Step 101 Receive an open request of an electrical load
- Step 102 Control the electrical load operation, adjust the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle to adjust the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed. The amount of intake air for the throttle.
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load
- the relay that controls the electrical load is pulled in to control the electrical load to work
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is immediately increased to the optimum ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is decreased until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the method further includes:
- the method further includes:
- the relay that controls the load of the electrical appliance is disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load, immediately control the electrical load to work;
- the angle is equal to the optimum ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is increased to increase the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop increasing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the method further comprises:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle are reduced until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine and The amount of intake air for the throttle.
- the method further includes:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle during the operation of the electrical load, thereby ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and at the same time adjusting the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine.
- the amount of intake air until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed avoids vehicle shake.
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a method of controlling an engine idle speed. Referring to FIG. 2, the method includes:
- Step 201 The ECU receives an opening request of the electrical load
- the user when the user wants to open the electrical load, the user can submit an open request to the ECU through the switch of the electrical load.
- the open request can also be submitted to the ECU by other means.
- the electrical load is power steering
- a preset steering angle can be set for the opening of the power steering, and when the ECU detects that the steering angle of the power steering is equal to the preset
- the steering angle it is determined that the user needs to turn on the power steering and trigger the opening request of the power steering.
- the difference between the preset steering angle and the maximum steering angle of the power steering is as large as possible, but the preset steering angle cannot be set smaller, and the slight adjustment of the steering wheel is prevented to cause the power steering to open.
- the preset steering angle can be 30 degrees.
- the electrical load may be an electrical load or a plurality of electrical loads, and the electrical load may be an electrical load controlled by a relay or an electrical load controlled by a non-relay, which is not specifically described in this embodiment of the present invention. limited.
- Step 202 Determine whether the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load, and if so, proceed to step 203, otherwise, perform step 205;
- Step 203 The ECU gradually reduces the idle ignition angle of the engine from the current optimal ignition angle to the torque reserve ignition angle, and increases the intake air amount of the throttle to increase the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first Stop increasing the intake air amount of the throttle when the target is idling;
- the step is specifically: the engine The idle ignition angle is gradually reduced from the current optimal ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle is increased; the actual engine speed is obtained, and the actual engine speed is compared with the first target idle speed, if the actual engine speed is not Equal to the first target idle speed, continue to reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine, and continue to increase the intake air amount of the throttle; if the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed and the engine idle ignition angle is equal to the torque reserve ignition angle, then remain The idle ignition angle of the engine is equal to the ignition reserve ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is stopped, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is kept constant.
- the specific operation of gradually decreasing the idle ignition angle of the engine from the current optimal ignition angle to the torque reserve ignition angle is: when the crankshaft of the engine is rotated by an angle of 180 degrees, the ECU reduces the idle ignition angle of the engine.
- the firing angle is preset until the engine's idle firing angle is reduced to the torque reserve firing angle.
- the engine The actual speed is equal to the first target idle speed, so the speed of adjusting the idle speed of the engine is greater than the speed of adjusting the intake air amount of the throttle to ensure that the actual engine is guaranteed when the idle ignition angle of the engine is equal to the torque reserve ignition angle.
- the speed is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine when the crankshaft of the engine rotates by an angle of 180 degrees, the idle ignition angle of the engine is decreased by a preset ignition angle, and finally the idle ignition angle of the engine may not be accurately reduced to the torque reserve ignition angle, so in the present invention
- the ECU subtracts the reduced idle ignition angle from the torque reserve ignition angle to obtain a firing angle difference. If the ignition angle difference is less than the preset firing angle, Then stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine. If the ignition angle difference is greater than or equal to the preset ignition angle, the ECU continues to reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine to a preset ignition angle when the crankshaft of the engine is rotated by an additional angle of 180 degrees. .
- Figure 3 is the relationship between the idle firing angle and the torque, as can be seen from the curve, When the engine torque is maximum, the engine's idle ignition angle is at the optimal ignition angle, and the engine's idle ignition angle is at the optimal ignition angle.
- the fuel combustion efficiency is the highest, so as can be seen from Figure 3, when the engine When the torque is maximum, the fuel is burned most efficiently when the vehicle is at idle speed.
- the ECU is controlled before the ECU controls the relay of the electrical load.
- First establish the torque reserve that is, reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine to the torque reserve ignition angle, and ensure that the instantaneous ignition angle of the engine is immediately increased to the optimal ignition angle at the instant of the relay of the electrical load.
- the relay has an impact on the engine; at the same time, when the idle igniting angle of the engine is reduced, the intake air amount of the throttle valve is increased until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed, and the idle speed of the engine is stabilized to prevent the vehicle body from being Jitter, improving the user experience.
- Step 204 The ECU controls the relay of the electrical load to pull in to control the electrical load operation, and step 206 is performed;
- the ECU sends a control signal to the relay of the electrical load to control the relay of the electrical load to control the electrical load operation.
- Step 205 The ECU immediately controls the electrical load operation, and step 206 is performed;
- the ECU immediately sends control information to the electrical load to control the electrical load to work immediately.
- Step 206 Adjust the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle valve to increase the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop adjusting the intake air of the throttle valve. the amount;
- the electrical load may be an electrical load controlled by a relay, or may be an electrical load controlled by a non-relay, as shown in FIG. 5, the electrical load controlled by the relay may be an electrical load such as an air conditioner or a headlight, and a non-relay.
- the controlled electrical load can be an electrical load such as power steering.
- the specific implementation process of this step is different. Therefore, the specific implementation process of this step is respectively described below for the two electrical loads.
- this step specifically: automatically increasing the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and reducing the intake air amount of the throttle until the actual engine speed is equal to The first target stops decreasing the intake air amount of the throttle when idling.
- the change of the idle speed of the engine depends only on the intake air amount of the throttle, and the ECU acquires the actual rotational speed of the engine, and the actual rotational speed of the engine and the first target idle speed. Compare if the actual engine speed is not equal to the first target ⁇ At the speed, the intake air amount of the throttle valve is continuously decreased; if the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed, the intake air amount of the throttle valve is stopped to be kept constant, so that the actual engine speed is maintained at the first target idle speed.
- the ECU reduces the idle ignition angle of the engine to the torque reserve ignition angle and the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed; when the electrical load is large At the moment when the relay of the electrical load is pulled in, the impact on the idle speed of the engine is large, and in severe cases, the idle speed of the engine is reduced more, and the engine may be turned off, so the relay of the electrical load is sucked.
- the ECU slows down the engine's idle ignition angle to the optimal ignition angle to slow down the impact of the relay of the electrical load on the engine, and reduces the intake air volume of the throttle to make the actual engine speed equal.
- the first target idles thereby stabilizing the idle speed of the engine, avoiding the impact of the relay of the electrical load on the engine, and improving the user experience.
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load
- the user when the user needs to open the electrical load, the user applies a force to the electrical load, so that the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from small to large, and when the ECU detects
- the opening request of the electrical load is triggered, after which the resistance torque generated by the electrical load continues to increase and starts to work; and when the user needs to turn off the electrical load
- the user applies a force to the electrical load to change the resistance torque generated by the electrical load from large to small, and triggers the electrical load when the ECU detects that the resistance torque generated by the electrical load decreases to a second predetermined value.
- the shutdown request the electrical load stops working.
- the user in order to turn on the power steering, the user is required to apply a force to the power steering to increase the steering angle of the power steering, and when the ECU detects that the steering angle of the power steering increases to a preset steering At the corner, the resistance torque generated by the power steering increases to a first preset value, at which time the opening request for the power steering is triggered; and in order to turn off the power steering, the user is required to apply a force to the power steering to reduce the steering of the power steering.
- the angle when the ECU detects that the steering angle of the power steering is reduced to the closing steering angle, the resistance torque generated by the power steering is also reduced to a second preset value, at which time the power steering turn off request is triggered.
- the preset steering angle and the closing steering angle are both set in advance, and the preset steering angle and the closing steering angle may be equal or may not be equal. Make specific limits.
- the first preset value and the second preset value are also set in advance, and the first preset value and the second preset value may be equal or not equal.
- the preset steering angle is equal to the closed steering angle
- the first A preset value is equal to the second preset value
- the preset steering angle is not the same as the closing steering angle
- the first preset value is not equal to the second preset value, and the embodiment of the present invention also does not specifically limit the same.
- the step is specifically: if the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from small to large, keeping the idle ignition angle of the engine equal to the optimal ignition angle, increasing the intake air amount of the throttle to increase the actuality of the engine.
- the rotational speed stops increasing the intake air amount of the throttle valve until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load
- the resistance torque generated by the electrical load gradually changes from small to large. Therefore, the moment when the electrical load is operated does not suddenly impact the engine.
- the intake air volume of the throttle valve can offset the impact of the electrical load on the engine at the moment of operation. Therefore, keeping the engine's idle ignition angle equal to the optimal ignition angle makes the fuel combustion efficiency of the engine idle at the highest, reducing fuel consumption.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle are reduced until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first When the target is idling, stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle to prepare for the shutdown of the electrical load.
- the electrical load is power steering
- the steering angle of the power steering changes from small to large
- the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from small to large
- the steering angle of the power steering changes from large to small
- the ECU when the user turns on the electrical load, the ECU can control the idle speed of the engine through the above steps; when the user turns off the open electrical load, the ECU can control the idle speed of the engine by the following steps.
- Step 207 The ECU receives a shutdown request of the electrical load
- Step 208 The ECU controls the electrical load to stop working, adjusts the idle ignition angle to the optimal ignition angle, and reduces the intake air amount of the throttle to reduce the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed. Stop reducing the amount of intake air in the throttle.
- the second target idle speed is less than or equal to the first target idle speed.
- the difference between the second target idle speed and the first target idle speed is a preset value.
- the specific implementation process of this step is different for the relay-controlled electrical load and the non-relay-controlled electrical load. Therefore, the specific implementation process of this step is separately described below for the two electrical loads.
- the ECU controls the electrical negative.
- the relay is disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working, reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine to reduce the actual engine speed, and stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed, and Reducing the idle igniting angle of the engine can offset the impact of the electrical load closing moment on the engine idle speed. Thereafter, the idle ignition angle of the engine is gradually increased to the optimum ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is decreased, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is stopped to decrease when the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed.
- the specific operation of reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine to reduce the actual rotational speed of the engine until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the second target idle speed to stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine is: reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine, And obtaining the actual rotational speed of the engine, if the actual rotational speed of the engine is not equal to the second target idle speed, continue to reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine; if the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the second target idle speed, stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is gradually increased to the optimal ignition angle to prevent other electrical load from opening to the engine.
- the impact of the idle speed also ensures the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling; and increases the idle ignition angle of the engine while reducing the intake air amount of the throttle until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed, stabilizing the engine idle speed The speed, in turn, avoids changes in the engine's idle firing angle, which affects the engine's idle speed and causes the engine to stall.
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load
- the ECU gradually increases the idle firing angle to the optimal firing angle, and The intake air amount of the throttle valve is decreased until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the idle speed of the engine is controlled by PI (Percentage Integration) closed loop control.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is reduced from the current optimal ignition angle to the torque reserve ignition angle before the relay is engaged, in the relay.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is immediately increased to the optimal ignition angle, offsetting the impact of the relay of the electrical load on the idle speed of the engine, and ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling; and reducing the throttle
- the intake air amount is such that the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed, and the idle speed of the engine is stabilized; at the moment when the relay is turned off, the idle ignition angle of the engine is reduced to offset the impact on the engine idle speed and the engine is made Actual speed, etc.
- the idle speed of the engine is stabilized, and then the idle ignition angle of the engine is increased to the optimum ignition angle to prevent the impact of the idle speed of the engine when other electrical loads are opened.
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load, adjusting the intake air amount of the throttle to offset the impact on the engine idle speed when controlling the electrical load operation and the torque of the electrical load changes from small to large, in the electrical appliance During the load operation, keep the idle ignition angle of the engine as the optimum ignition angle, ensure the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine;
- When changing from large to small simultaneously reduce the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle valve, when the electrical load stops working, increase the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and continue to reduce the throttle
- the amount of intake air is used to counteract the impact on the engine idle speed and prevent the impact of the idle speed on the engine when other electrical loads are turned on.
- an embodiment of the present invention provides an apparatus for controlling an idle speed of an engine, the apparatus comprising:
- a first receiving module 301 configured to receive an opening request of an electrical load
- the first adjustment module 302 is configured to control the electrical load operation, adjust the idle ignition angle of the engine to an optimal ignition angle, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle to adjust the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first Stop adjusting the intake air amount of the throttle when the target is idling.
- the first adjustment module 302 includes:
- a first control unit configured to control a relay of the electrical load to control an electrical load if the electrical load is an electrical load controlled by the relay;
- a first increasing unit for immediately increasing an idle ignition angle of the engine to an optimal firing angle and reducing an intake air amount of the throttle valve until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air of the throttle valve the amount.
- the device further includes:
- a reduction module for gradually reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine from the current optimal ignition angle to the torque reserve ignition angle, and increasing the intake air amount of the throttle valve to increase the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first Stop increasing the intake air amount of the throttle when the target is idling.
- the device further includes: a second receiving module and a second adjusting module, where the second adjusting module includes a second control unit, a reducing unit, and a second adding unit;
- the second receiving module is configured to receive a shutdown request of the electrical load
- the second control unit is configured to control a relay of the electrical load to be disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the reducing unit is configured to reduce an idle firing angle of the engine to reduce an actual engine speed, and stop reducing the idle speed of the engine when the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed;
- the second increasing unit is configured to gradually increase the idle firing angle of the engine to the optimal firing angle, and reduce the intake air amount of the throttle valve until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed to stop reducing the throttle valve Gas volume.
- the first adjustment module 302 includes:
- a third control unit if the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load, immediately controlling the electrical load to work;
- a third increasing unit if the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from small to large, keeping the idle ignition angle of the engine equal to the optimal ignition angle, increasing the intake air amount of the throttle to increase the actual engine speed, The increase in the intake air amount of the throttle valve is stopped until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the third increasing unit is further configured to reduce an idle ignition angle of the engine and an intake air amount of the throttle valve if the resistance torque generated by the electrical load changes from large to small until the actual rotational speed of the engine is equal to the first When the target idles, the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle are stopped.
- the device further includes:
- a third receiving module configured to receive a shutdown request of the electrical load
- control module configured to control the electrical load to stop working
- the module is added to gradually increase the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and reduce the intake air amount of the throttle valve until the actual engine speed is equal to the second target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle during the operation of the electrical load, thereby ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and at the same time adjusting the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine.
- the amount of intake air until the actual speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle, which can offset the impact on the engine when other electrical loads are working, and at the same time reduce the intake air amount of the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine and avoid The jitter of the vehicle.
- the device for controlling the idle speed of the engine provided by the above embodiment is controlled to be launched. In the idle speed of the machine, only the division of the above functional modules is illustrated. In practical applications, the above function assignment can be completed by different functional modules as needed, that is, the internal structure of the device is divided into different functional modules, Complete all or part of the functions described above.
- the device for controlling the idle speed of the engine provided by the above embodiment is the same as the method for controlling the idle speed of the engine. The specific implementation process is described in detail in the method embodiment, and details are not described herein again.
- An embodiment of the present invention provides an apparatus for controlling an idle speed of an engine, the apparatus comprising:
- a memory for storing processor executable instructions
- the processor is configured to execute the following instructions:
- Control the electrical load operation adjust the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle to adjust the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop adjusting the throttle The amount of intake air.
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load
- the relay that controls the electrical load is pulled in to control the electrical load to work
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is immediately increased to the optimum ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is decreased until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the method further includes:
- the method further includes:
- the relay that controls the load of the electrical appliance is disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load, immediately control the electrical load to work;
- the method further comprises:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle are reduced until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine and The amount of intake air for the throttle.
- the method further includes:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle during the operation of the electrical load, thereby ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and at the same time adjusting the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine.
- the amount of intake air until the actual speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle, which can offset the impact on the engine when other electrical loads are working, and at the same time reduce the intake air amount of the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine and avoid The jitter of the vehicle.
- the embodiment of the present invention further provides a computer readable storage medium, which may be a computer readable storage medium included in the memory in the foregoing embodiment, or may exist separately.
- Computer readable storage media not incorporated into the terminal.
- the non-transitory computer readable storage medium may be a ROM, a RAM (Random Access Memory, random) Access memory), CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory), magnetic tape, floppy disk, and optical data storage device.
- the computer readable storage medium stores one or more programs that are used by one or more processors to perform a method of controlling engine idle speed, the method comprising:
- Control the electrical load operation adjust the idle ignition angle of the engine to the optimal ignition angle, and adjust the intake air amount of the throttle to adjust the actual engine speed until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop adjusting the throttle The amount of intake air.
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a relay-controlled electrical load
- the relay that controls the electrical load is pulled in to control the electrical load to work
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is immediately increased to the optimum ignition angle, and the intake air amount of the throttle valve is decreased until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the intake air amount of the throttle valve.
- the method further includes:
- the method further includes:
- the relay that controls the load of the electrical appliance is disconnected to control the electrical load to stop working;
- the intake air volume of the valve including:
- the electrical load is a non-relay-controlled electrical load, immediately control the electrical load to work;
- the method further comprises:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine and the intake air amount of the throttle are reduced until the actual engine speed is equal to the first target idle speed to stop reducing the idle ignition angle of the engine and The amount of intake air for the throttle.
- the method further includes:
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle during the operation of the electrical load, thereby ensuring the highest fuel combustion efficiency when the engine is idling, and at the same time adjusting the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine.
- the amount of intake air until the actual speed of the engine is equal to the first target idle speed.
- the idle ignition angle of the engine is adjusted to the optimal ignition angle, which can offset the impact on the engine when other electrical loads are working, and at the same time reduce the intake air amount of the throttle to stabilize the idle speed of the engine and avoid The jitter of the vehicle.
- a person skilled in the art may understand that all or part of the steps of implementing the above embodiments may be completed by hardware, or may be instructed by a program to execute related hardware, and the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium.
- the storage medium mentioned may be a read only memory, a magnetic disk or an optical disk or the like.
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- 一种控制发动机怠速转速的方法,其特征在于,所述方法包括:接收电器负载的打开请求;控制所述电器负载工作,将所述发动机的怠速点火角调整为最佳点火角,以及调整节气门的进气量以调整所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止调整所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述控制所述电器负载工作,将所述发动机的怠速点火角调整为最佳点火角,以及调整节气门的进气量以调整所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止调整所述节气门的进气量,包括:如果所述电器负载为继电器控制的电器负载,则控制所述电器负载的继电器吸合,以控制所述电器负载工作;将所述发动机的怠速点火角立即增加到最佳点火角,并减小所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于所述第一目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求2所述的方法,其特征在于,所述控制所述电器负载的继电器吸合之前,还包括:将所述发动机的怠速点火角从当前的最佳点火角逐渐减小到扭矩储备点火角,以及增加节气门的进气量以增加所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止增加所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求1-3任一权利要求所述的方法,其特征在于,所述停止调整所述节气门的进气量之后,还包括:接收所述电器负载的关闭请求;控制所述电器负载的继电器断开,以控制所述电器负载停止工作;减小所述发动机的怠速点火角以减小所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述发动机的怠速点火角;逐渐增加所述发动机的怠速点火角至最佳点火角,同时减小所述节气门的 进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述控制所述电器负载工作,将所述发动机的怠速点火角调整为最佳点火角,以及调整节气门的进气量以调整所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止调整所述节气门的进气量,包括:如果所述电器负载为非继电器控制的电器负载,则立即控制所述电器负载工作;如果所述电器负载产生的阻力扭矩由小到大变化,保持所述发动机的怠速点火角等于最佳点火角不变,增加节气门的进气量以增加所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止增加所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求5所述的方法,其特征在于,所述立即控制所述电器负载工作之后,还包括:如果所述电器负载产生的阻力扭矩由大到小变化,则减小所述发动机的怠速点火角和所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于所述第一目标怠速时停止减小所述发动机的怠速点火角和所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求6所述的方法,其特征在于,所述停止调整所述节气门的进气量之后,还包括:接收所述电器负载的关闭请求;控制所述电器负载停止工作;逐渐增加所述发动机的怠速点火角至最佳点火角,同时减小所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 一种控制发动机怠速转速的设备,其特征在于,所述设备包括:第一接收模块,用于接收电器负载的打开请求;第一调整模块,用于控制所述电器负载工作,将所述发动机的怠速点火角 调整为最佳点火角,以及调整节气门的进气量以调整所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止调整所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求8所述的设备,其特征在于,所述第一调整模块包括:第一控制单元,用于如果所述电器负载为继电器控制的电器负载,则控制所述电器负载的继电器吸合,以控制所述电器负载工作;第一增加单元,用于将所述发动机的怠速点火角立即增加到最佳点火角,并减小所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于所述第一目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求9所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括:减小模块,用于将所述发动机的怠速点火角从当前的最佳点火角逐渐减小到扭矩储备点火角,以及增加节气门的进气量以增加所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止增加所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求8-10任一权利要求所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括:第二接收模块和第二调整模块,所述第二调整模块包括第二控制单元、减小单元和第二增加单元;所述第二接收模块,用于接收所述电器负载的关闭请求;所述第二控制单元,用于控制所述电器负载的继电器断开,以控制所述电器负载停止工作;所述减小单元,用于减小所述发动机的怠速点火角以减小所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述发动机的怠速点火角;所述第二增加单元,用于逐渐增加所述发动机的怠速点火角至最佳点火角,同时减小所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求8所述的设备,其特征在于,所述第一调整模块包括:第三控制单元,用于如果所述电器负载为非继电器控制的电器负载,则立即控制所述电器负载工作;第三增加单元,用于如果所述电器负载产生的阻力扭矩由小到大变化,则保持所述发动机的怠速点火角等于最佳点火角不变,增加节气门的进气量以增加所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止增加所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求12所述的设备,其特征在于,所述第三增加单元,还用于如果所述电器负载产生的阻力扭矩由大到小变化,则减小所述发动机的怠速点火角和所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于所述第一目标怠速时停止减小所述发动机的怠速点火角和所述节气门的进气量。
- 如权利要求13所述的设备,其特征在于,所述设备还包括:第三接收模块,用于接收所述电器负载的关闭请求;控制模块,用于控制所述电器负载停止工作;增加模块,用于逐渐增加所述发动机的怠速点火角至最佳点火角,同时减小所述节气门的进气量,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第二目标怠速时停止减小所述节气门的进气量。
- 一种控制发动机怠速转速的设备,其特征在于,所述设备包括:处理器;用于存储所述处理器可执行指令的存储器;其中,所述处理器用于执行下述指令:接收电器负载的打开请求;控制所述电器负载工作,将所述发动机的怠速点火角调整为最佳点火角,以及调整节气门的进气量以调整所述发动机的实际转速,直至所述发动机的实际转速等于第一目标怠速时停止调整所述节气门的进气量。
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