Actuator

How does a Actuator work?

Classification and functions of engine actuators
1. Throttle actuator
The throttle actuator is a key component in controlling the engine's power output. It controls the air intake volume by opening and closing the throttle, thereby adjusting the engine's power output. In modern automobiles, the throttle actuator is generally electronic and controlled by a microprocessor to achieve efficient and stable opening and closing actions, thus improving the vehicle's fuel economy and power performance.
2. Intake manifold actuator
The intake manifold actuator is a key component in controlling the engine's air intake. Its function is to adjust the air flow path and resistance in the intake manifold so that the engine's air intake can be adaptively adjusted according to real-time factors such as vehicle speed and load. , improve the output efficiency of the engine.
3. Fuel injection actuator
The function of the fuel injection actuator is to control the fuel supply to the engine. It usually uses a high-precision electronic throttle switch so that the fuel injection amount can be adjusted in real time and the exhaust gas content is controlled to achieve environmental protection and energy saving purposes.
4. Ignition actuator
The function of the ignition actuator is to control the ignition timing of the engine so that the engine fuel is ignited at the appropriate time to improve combustion efficiency and vehicle power performance. In modern automobiles, ignition actuators generally adopt high-precision electronic control and can be dynamically adjusted according to real-time factors such as vehicle speed and load to improve engine output efficiency and reliability.