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Circuit for generating a temperature compensated throttle advance signal having position and rate components

CA 1054214 A · Owner: Chrysler Corporation · Inventors: Caron, Laverne A.; Crall, Frederick W.

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A circuit for generating a throttle advance signal for use in an electronic engine spark timing controller contains: a throttle position transducer circuit which develops a constant frequency pulse train wherein the width of the pulses is modulated in accordance with throttle position derived from a throttle position transducer; a pulse to analog conversion circuit with ambient air temperature compensation which converts the pulse train into a temperature compensated analog signal representative of throttle position; and a throttle rate circuit which monitors the rate of change of throttle position to provide a throttle rate signal whose sensitivity is inversely proportional to ambient air …

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  • Granted May 8, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 8, 1996.
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GrantedMay 8, 1979
Term endedMay 8, 1996
Patent numberCA 1054214 A
Classification (IPC)F02P5/14 +1 more

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198019821984198619881990199219941996Patent grantedMay 8, 1979Term endedMay 8, 1996

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