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titleOfInvention Air-fuel ratio control device for internal combustion engine
abstract (57) [Problem] To improve the exhaust gas purification performance by performing feedback control of the air-fuel ratio of an engine with an appropriate feedback control gain in consideration of control dead time. The air-fuel ratio control device performs feedback control of the air-fuel ratio based on the outputs of an upstream air-fuel ratio sensor and a downstream air-fuel ratio sensor of a first catalyst provided in an exhaust pipe. Further, the air-fuel ratio control device includes the first catalyst 5 The maximum oxygen storage amount Cmax of No. 3 is obtained, and the feedback control gain in the feedback control of the air-fuel ratio is changed according to the maximum oxygen storage amount Cmax. Since the dead time of the control changes according to the maximum oxygen storage amount Cmax of the first catalyst 53, the feedback control is appropriately performed by determining the feedback control gain as described above, and the air-fuel ratio is overcorrected. It is possible to control the air-fuel ratio downstream of the first catalyst 53 to the target air-fuel ratio with good responsiveness while avoiding oscillating changes.
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