DEVICE FOR THE FUEL QUANTITY CONTROL IN RESPONSE TO OPERATIONAL VARIABLES OF AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

摘要

In an internal combustion engine, a sensor, disposed in the suction tube and deflected as a function of the flow rate of air, operates a fuel quantity control member against a force which is derived from the magnetic flux of an electromagnet, the energizing current intensity of which changes as a function of operational variables (such as load, rpm or temperature) of the engine.