Iterative adaptive air/fuel ratio control


METADATA ONLY
Loading...

Date

2007

Publication Type

Conference Paper

ETH Bibliography

yes

Citations

Altmetric
METADATA ONLY

Data

Rights / License

Abstract

This paper addresses the air-fuel (A/F) ratio control of an SI engine with a wide-range lambda sensor whose time constant may change during operation. For the feedback control of the A/F ratio, an internal model controller (IMC) is employed. Based on the concept of iterative feedback tuning (IFT), the current value of the sensor time constant needed for the adaptation of the IMC-controller is found by doing well-predefined experiments on the closed-loop control system. The effectiveness of this method is demonstrated with simulations and real experiments on an engine test bench.

Publication status

published

Editor

Book title

5th IFAC Symposium on Advances in Automotive Control

Volume

40 (10)

Pages / Article No.

593 - 599

Publisher

Elsevier

Event

5th IFAC Symposium on Advances in Automotive Control (AAC 2007)

Edition / version

Methods

Software

Geographic location

Date collected

Date created

Subject

automotive control;air-fuel ratio; adaptive control; iterative feedback tuning; internal model control; identification for control

Organisational unit

03286 - Guzzella, Lino (emeritus) / Guzzella, Lino (emeritus) check_circle

Notes

Funding

Related publications and datasets