Fuel injection control device and fuel injection control method for internal combustion engine
A control device for an engine includes an ECU. The ECU is configured to: control an actual fuel pressure supplied to a fuel injector to a target fuel pressure; calculate a required energization time required for fuel injection equivalent in amount to a required injection quantity; set a energization time for each injection based on the required energization time; execute a switching processing for switching a manner in which the energization time is set when the required energization time is shorter than a predetermined time; set the required energization time as a set value of the energization time through the switching processing when a deviation between the actual fuel pressure and the target fuel pressure is equal to or larger than a predetermined value; and set the predetermined time as the set value of the energization time when the deviation is less than the predetermined value.
1. A fuel injection control device for an internal combustion engine, the internal combustion engine including an electromagnetic fuel injection valve, the fuel injection control device comprising
an electronic control unit configured to:
control an actual fuel pressure to correspond to a target fuel pressure, the actual fuel pressure being a pressure of a fuel supplied to the electromagnetic fuel injection valve;
calculate a required energization time based on a required injection quantity per injection by the electromagnetic fuel injection valve and the actual fuel pressure, the required energization time being an energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve required for fuel injection equivalent in amount to the required injection quantity;
set the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve for each injection based on the required energization time;
execute a switching processing for switching a manner in which the energization time is set when the required energization time is shorter than a full lift minimum energization time, the full lift minimum energization time being an energization time set to a period of time longer than the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve required for a valve body of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve to reach full opening;
set the required energization time as a set value of the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve through the switching processing when a deviation between the actual fuel pressure and the target fuel pressure is equal to or larger than a predetermined value; and
set the full lift minimum energization time as the set value of the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve when the deviation between the actual fuel pressure and the target fuel pressure is less than the predetermined value.
2. The fuel injection control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the electronic control unit is configured to set the required energization time as the set value of the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve without executing the switching processing when the required injection quantity is equal to or smaller than a partial lift maximum injection quantity,
the partial lift maximum injection quantity is an injection quantity of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve when the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve is set to a partial lift maximum energization time,
the partial lift maximum energization time is an energization time shorter than the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve required for the opening of the valve body to reach the full opening.
3. A fuel injection control method for an internal combustion engine, the internal combustion engine including an electromagnetic fuel injection valve and an electronic control unit, the fuel injection control method comprising:
controlling, by the electronic control unit, an actual fuel pressure to correspond to a target fuel pressure, the actual fuel pressure being a pressure of a fuel supplied to the electromagnetic fuel injection valve;
calculating, by the electronic control unit, a required energization time based on a required injection quantity per injection by the electromagnetic fuel injection valve and the actual fuel pressure, the required energization time being an energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve required for fuel injection equivalent in amount to the required injection quantity;
setting, by the electronic control unit, the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve for each injection based on the required energization time;
executing, by the electronic control unit, a switching processing for switching a manner in which the energization time is set when the required energization time is shorter than a full lift minimum energization time, the full lift minimum energization time being an energization time set to a period of time longer than the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve required for a valve body of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve to reach full opening;
setting, by the electronic control unit, the required energization time as a set value of the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve through the switching processing when a deviation between the actual fuel pressure and the target fuel pressure is at least a predetermined value; and
setting, by the electronic control unit, the full lift minimum energization time as the set value of the energization time of the electromagnetic fuel injection valve when the deviation between the actual fuel pressure and the target fuel pressure is less than the predetermined value.