US Patent 7479707 Method to optimize alternator load capabilities
Patent 7479707 was granted and assigned to DEERE & COMPANY on January, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Bryan D. Sulzer0
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A method of controlling an idle speed of an engine of a vehicle includes evaluating a plurality of instantaneous current requirements of the vehicle at respective points in time. The engine is a variably set to idle speeds based upon the evaluated instantaneous current requirement of the vehicle such that the idle speeds are above minimum engine idle speeds required to produce alternator output currents that satisfy the evaluated instantaneous current requirements of the vehicle.
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074797070
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January 20, 2009
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