Denso Corporation

Makita Corporation

Masahiro Sato

Katsuhiko Sasaki

Yoshinori Ban

Kouji Matsubara

Koukichi Shimizu

A vehicle control system for automotive vehicles which is designed to optimize an output torque of a power train at all times. A power train control unit determines an allowable torque range within which the power train is allowed to output torque and provides it to a manager control unit. The manager control unit determines a target output torque of the power train based on an operating maneuver of a vehicle driver. When the target output torque is out of the allowable torque range, the manager control unit corrects it to lie within the allowable torque range, thereby optimizing an output of the power train.

Vehicle control system ensuring stability of control

When ENG frames created in an ENG transceiver unit and ECT frames subjected to gateway processing in an ECT gateway processor are transmitted around the same time, a transmission mediating unit alternately transmits each of the ENG frames and the ECT frames. Therefore, as compared with a case where one type of frames are preferentially transmitted, transmission of both types of frames can be started at the earliest timing.

Electrical control unit and control system comprising plural electrical control units

A slide-type circular saw includes a turntable rotatable relative to a base, and includes a saw unit having a saw blade mounted thereon. The saw unit is slidably movable relative to the turntable by a plurality of slide bars extending in parallel with each other. A slide bar mounting mechanism includes a first mounting mechanism for fixedly mounting the saw unit to the slide bars and a second mounting mechanism for slidably mounting the slide bars on the turntable. One of the first and second mounting mechanisms is non-adjustable with respect to the positional relationship between the slide bars, while the other is adjustable with respect to the positional relationship between the slide bars.

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Aichi-ken, Japan

Masahiro Sato