This document discusses multipoint fuel injection (MPFI) systems for gasoline engines. It describes two types of MPFI systems - port injection and throttle injection. In port injection, fuel injectors are placed in the intake manifold near the intake ports to spray fuel into the incoming air before it enters the cylinders. In throttle injection, the system is similar to a carburetor with a throttle valve controlling air intake and sensors controlling fuel mixing. The document outlines the four main components of an MPFI system - the air intake, fuel delivery, electronic control, and emission control systems. It provides details on various sensors used in the electronic control system like throttle position, manifold pressure, engine temperature, oxygen, and vehicle speed sensors. Advantages