Intelligent Actuators for Electronic Engine Management
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Smart actuators are crucial in contemporary electronic engine management systems, allowing for accurate regulation of essential engine parameters such as air intake, fuel injection, ignition timing, and exhaust gas recirculation. These actuators are connected with sensors and microcontrollers, enabling real time modifications that enhance fuel efficiency, decrease emissions, and improve engine performance. In contrast to traditional mechanical actuators, smart actuators offer adaptive control through feedback systems, ensuring dependable functionality across diverse load and environmental situations. Their use aids in meeting strict emission regulations and fosters the advancement of high-tech automotive solutions. As the need for cleaner, more efficient vehicles grows, smart actuators continue to be a key element in the progression of intelligent engine management systems. In contrast to traditional mechanical actuators, which function with predetermined responses, smart actuators can learn, adapt, and self-correct based on changes in load, driving patterns, and environmental conditions. Smart actuators enable vehicles to enhance fuel efficiency and minimize harmful emissions by adjusting their performance as needed. This facilitates manufacturers in complying with stringent standards such as Euro 6 and BS-VI. They are particularly crucial in contemporary hybrid and electric vehicles, as they ensure that various systems operate harmoniously to achieve a balance between performance and sustainability. Additionally, these actuators aid in diagnostic and predictive maintenance, enhancing reliability and lowering long-term costs. Their ability to interact with advanced control systems and in-vehicle communication networks positions them as essential components in the advancement of intelligent transportation. As the automotive industry continues its transition toward electric, connected, and automated vehicles, smart actuators are indispensable for making engines and powertrains efficient, environmentally friendly, and prepared for the future.
Authors: Tanveer Patel, Syed Waqee Arsalan, Prof. Muskan Tahura
Language: English
Topic: Engine and Fuel Emissions
Subfield: Automotive Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7106220298
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