From: http://www.autosportracetech.com:
To maintain the most desirable air/fuel ratio thoughout the entire driving range, the driving range is divided into several zones based on engine speed, intake manifold pressure, and throttle position. Appropriate corrections are made in each zone.
Fuel | Zone | Operation | Remark |
Decrease | Fuel-cut (F&R rotor) | Fuel supply is stopped during full-closed throttle deceleration | Improves drive feel and fuel efficency |
Decrease | Fuel-cut (Front rotor) | Fuel to front rotor is cut during half-throttle deceleration | Prevents bucking |
Increase | Light-load | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | Low-speed | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | Low-speed with Heavy-load | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | High-speed | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | Heavy-load | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | Boost | Fuel amount increased | Ensures engine smoothness |
Increase | Idle | Fuel amount increased coresponing to the applied load | Ensures engine smoothness |
Feedback | Feedback | During constant-speed driving, feedback control is performed based on O2 sensor | Improves exhaust gas cleansing |