Characterization Design of Gasoline engine control system based on FPGA Characterization Presented By: Sameh Damuni Sameh Damuni Firas Khair Firas Khair Instructor: Moni Orbach Moni Orbach 28/11/06
Project Goal ☺ Implementation of new generation gasoline engine control system based on FPGA. ☺ The system will be able to control engine in real time. ☺ The system will work based on information that it gets from varied sensors.
Specifications ☺ Receive data from engine sensors and act accordingly. ☺ Send control signals to the injectors and the plugs.
Inputs Sensors: ☺ Mass airflow sensor (8 bits/value: 0-5v). ☺ Oxygen sensor (8 bits/value: 2.4-4v). ☺ Throttle position sensor (8 bits/value: 0-5v). ☺ Coolant temperature sensor (8 bits/value: 0-5v). ☺ Manifold absolute pressure sensor (8 bits/value:0-5v). ☺ Crank positioning sensor (1 bits/value: 0,1). ☺ Distributor sensor (1 bits/value: 0,1).
Outputs ☺ Control signal to the injector, includes : - Time of starting the pulse (4 bits / value: 0,1). - Pulse width (1 bits / value: 0,1). ☺ Control signal to the plugs, includes : -Time of giving the spark (1 bits / value: 0,1).
Feedback Oxygen Throttle position Mass airflow Coolant temperature Manifold absolute pressure Crank positioning Distributor ECU Engine sensors
Block Diagram ECU (FPGA element) INPUTSINPUTS OUTPUTS Injector PLUGPLUG
Schedule 1-8/12: Setting the graphs of the input (sensors) signals and the output signals. Modeling the input sensors. 9-16/12: Studying LabView graphical programming (basic level) /12: Setting the lookup tables for the sensors and continue studying LabView. 10/01: Middle of semester presentation.
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