Four-Cylinder Engine Ignition Control Simulation

Version 1.2 (1.41 MB) by Guy Rouleau
Simulation of the ignition control of a four-cylinder engine
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Updated 29 May 2020

This example simulates the ignition control of a four-cylinder engine. It has been developed as a collaboration between Guy Rouleau from MathWorks and Isaac Hisahiro Ito at Toyota Motor North America R&D. The model is intended for demonstration and educational purpose.

The model implements the following feature:
- Simscape language for modeling a four-cylinder engine ignition process
- Symbolic Math Toolbox for designing the engine model equations
- Simscape Driveline for modeling of the vehicle drivetrain
- Export-function model for the controller, allowing the code generated from it to be integrated with an external environment and scheduler
- Stateflow for simulating the Engine Control Unit scheduler
- SimEvents for simulation of hardware timers

See this blog post for more details: https://blogs.mathworks.com/simulink/2018/11/07/internal-combustion-engine-ignition-control-example-part-1

Cite As

Guy Rouleau (2026). Four-Cylinder Engine Ignition Control Simulation (https://github.com/guirlo/Simulink-Ignition-Scheduler/releases/tag/1.2), GitHub. Retrieved .

MATLAB Release Compatibility
Created with R2019a
Compatible with any release
Platform Compatibility
Windows macOS Linux
Communities

data

data/engineCylinder

data/engineExhaust

data/engineIntake

design/designEngineCylinder

design/designEngineIntake

utils

Version Published Release Notes
1.2

See release notes for this release on GitHub: https://github.com/guirlo/Simulink-Ignition-Scheduler/releases/tag/1.2

1.1

Updated to R2019a:
- Improved fidelity of the engine model at low speed during startup and shutdown.
- Use Initialize and Terminate function

1.0.3

Fixed Typos in Notes

1.0.1

Updated description to mention Symbolic Math Toolbox

1.0.0

To view or report issues in this GitHub add-on, visit the GitHub Repository.
To view or report issues in this GitHub add-on, visit the GitHub Repository.