Keihin Corporation

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Kenichi Yoshimura

Koji Suzuki

Gaku Sato

Keisuke Machida

Yasuharu Hourai

Hirotomi Nemoto

Atsushi Abe

Takashi Matsuura

In the interior of a resin mold portion that constitutes a fuel injection valve, an amplifying member to which a power source terminal and a signal terminal are connected, is provided. A signal transmitting unit, which outputs a detection signal from a sensor, is connected electrically to a substrate of the amplifying member. Further, the amplifying member is molded integrally when the resin mold portion is formed. In addition, a pressure inside a combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine, which is detected by the sensor, is output through the signal transmitting unit to the amplifying member, is amplified by the amplifying member, and is output externally from the signal terminal.

Fuel injection valve with cylinder internal pressure sensor

Within a resin mold portion of a fuel injection valve, an amplifying member having a substrate is provided. An engagement hole that penetrates in an axial direction is formed in another end part of the amplifying member, and an engagement pin, which is formed on a bobbin of a housing, is inserted through the engagement hole. A second connector of a second signal transmitting member, which constitutes part of a signal transmitting unit, is inserted from below into a connecting hole formed in the substrate. In addition, when the resin mold portion is molded, the amplifying member is retained in a state with the engagement pin and the second connector being inserted, respectively, into the engagement hole and the connecting hole.

An actuator driving circuit for driving an electromagnetic actuator, includes a boosting circuit which boosts a source voltage, and a boosted voltage controller which is connected to an output terminal of the boosting circuit, i.e., the downstream of the boosting circuit, to control a boosted voltage generated by the boosting circuit.

Actuator driving apparatus

A power supply boost control device and a fault location identification and judgment method for the power supply boost control device of this invention comprise a step of judging whether a power supply relay has a turn-on fault, a precharge circuit has a turn-on fault, or the power supply relay has a turn-on fault; second judgment unit is comprised for judging whether a boosting prohibit function is faulty, or the precharge circuit has a turn-off fault, or the precharge circuit has a turn-off fault; and third judgment unit is comprised for judging, based on the judgment result of the first voltage judgment unit, whether or not the power supply relay has a turn-off fault.

Power supply boost control device and method for identifying and judging fault location in power supply boost control device

In an actuator drive control device for an active vibration isolation support system, accumulated time of eight time intervals tn of crank pulses which are outputted at every 15 degrees of a crank angle in a vibration period corresponding to 120 degrees of the crank angle, and average accumulated time shown by a straight line connecting a start point and an end point of the line of the accumulated time are calculated. Eight deviations &#x394;tn are calculated by subtracting the average accumulated time from the accumulated time. A variation waveform of the deviations &#x394;tn corresponds to a variation waveform of the time interval tn of the crank pulses attributable only to the engine vibration with the influence of a variation in the engine rotational speed Ne being eliminated. Therefore, the vibration isolation function of an active vibration isolation support system can be effectively executed by controlling an actuator of the active vibration isolation support system based on the engine vibration which is estimated from the variation waveform of the time interval tn. Thus, the active vibration isolation support system is precisely controlled by accurately estimating a vibration state of the engine when the engine rotational speed increases and decreases.

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Sakura, Japan

Kenichi Yoshimura