ELECTRONIC THROTTLE CONTROL METHOD AND ELECTRONIC THROTTLE CONTROL DEVICE

An electronic throttle control method by which an electronic control unit (ECU) controls opening and closing of a throttle while providing a control signal on a basis of an input data signal may include calculating, via the ECU, i) an engine revolution speed deviation from a difference between an engine revolution speed and an engine revolution speed command, ii) an engine revolution acceleration on a basis of the engine revolution speed, iii) a proportional torque from a product of the engine revolution speed deviation and a proportional torque coefficient, and iv) an integral torque by multiplying an integral of a product of the engine revolution speed deviation and an integral torque coefficient by a forgetting coefficient. The method may further include providing, via the ECU, the control signal for the throttle using a sum of the proportional torque and the integral torque as a torque command value.