Ingmar Schoegl

Title: Ingmar Schoegl and Engine Control Innovation.

Introduction

Ingmar Schoegl is an inventor associated with Graz, Austria, and AVL List GmbH. His patent work addresses methods for regulating or controlling cyclically operating internal combustion engines.

Latest Patents

Schoegl is credited with 1 patent: “Method of Regulating or Controlling a Cyclically Operating Internal Combustion Engine.” The invention uses a computation model to divide an engine cycle, or portions of it, into individual parts. Measured values and stored or applied data help determine the operating condition in each part and generate suitable control variables. At least some time limits for the cycle parts are calculated based on one or more variable engine operating parameters. This approach is intended to determine engine status quickly and accurately enough to support control using electronic control units suitable for series production.

Career Highlights

Schoegl’s listed company affiliation is AVL List GmbH, an engineering company whose work includes powertrain and engine technologies. His patent reflects an effort to make engine regulation practical through computational modeling and electronic control.

Collaborations

Christian Roduner is identified as Schoegl’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular projects or contributions to the patent.

Conclusion

Ingmar Schoegl’s patent focuses on dividing engine cycles into measurable parts to support responsive and accurate control of internal combustion engines.