Beneteau381
Well-known member
I have just started playing with Bard, scary! But it is a bit childish as well.
Anyway, I noticed it was offering to write sql so I asked it to “write code to control an engine” as an experiment.
this is what it came up with
Question, is it viable or just a collection of Google sea4ches?
“This code will read the engine speed, coolant temperature, and throttle position sensors every 0.1 seconds. It will then calculate the amount of fuel to inject and send a signal to the fuel injector.
This is just a simple example, and a real engine control would be much more complex. Howe
To write code to make an engine control, you need to first understand the different components of an engine and how they work together. The main components of an engine are:
Here is a simple example of code to make an engine control:
Python
import time
class EngineControl:
def __init__(self):
self.engine_speed = 0
self.coolant_temperature = 0
self.throttle_position = 0
def read_sensors(self):
# Read the sensor data
self.engine_speed = 1000
self.coolant_temperature = 80
self.throttle_position = 50
def calculate_fuel_injection(self):
# Calculate the amount of fuel to inject
fuel_injection = self.engine_speed * self.coolant_temperature / self.throttle_position
return fuel_injection
def send_signals(self):
# Send signals to the actuators
self.fuel_injector.inject(self.fuel_injection)
def run(self):
while True:
self.read_sensors()
self.calculate_fuel_injection()
self.send_signals()
# Wait for a short time
time.sleep(0.1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
engine_control = EngineControl()
engine_control.run()
”
Anyway, I noticed it was offering to write sql so I asked it to “write code to control an engine” as an experiment.
this is what it came up with
Question, is it viable or just a collection of Google sea4ches?
“This code will read the engine speed, coolant temperature, and throttle position sensors every 0.1 seconds. It will then calculate the amount of fuel to inject and send a signal to the fuel injector.
This is just a simple example, and a real engine control would be much more complex. Howe
To write code to make an engine control, you need to first understand the different components of an engine and how they work together. The main components of an engine are:
- Cylinders: The cylinders are where the combustion process takes place.
- Pistons: The pistons move up and down inside the cylinders to create compression and power.
- Spark plugs: The spark plugs ignite the air-fuel mixture in the cylinders.
- Fuel injectors: The fuel injectors spray fuel into the cylinders.
- Crankshaft: The crankshaft is connected to the pistons and converts the linear motion of the pistons into rotary motion.
- Camshaft: The camshaft controls the timing of the valves.
Here is a simple example of code to make an engine control:
Python
import time
class EngineControl:
def __init__(self):
self.engine_speed = 0
self.coolant_temperature = 0
self.throttle_position = 0
def read_sensors(self):
# Read the sensor data
self.engine_speed = 1000
self.coolant_temperature = 80
self.throttle_position = 50
def calculate_fuel_injection(self):
# Calculate the amount of fuel to inject
fuel_injection = self.engine_speed * self.coolant_temperature / self.throttle_position
return fuel_injection
def send_signals(self):
# Send signals to the actuators
self.fuel_injector.inject(self.fuel_injection)
def run(self):
while True:
self.read_sensors()
self.calculate_fuel_injection()
self.send_signals()
# Wait for a short time
time.sleep(0.1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
engine_control = EngineControl()
engine_control.run()
”
