Electromagnet valve actuation with controller

Abstract

This patent discloses Electromagnetic Valve Actuation and magnet controller. The valve movement is controlled by an upper and lower electromagnet opposite each other on the central vertical axis. The lower magnet rests in the valve spring seat allowing the valve to retain stock position in the cylinder head. The valve is threaded for a valve keeper that is placed between the upper and lower magnets. It changes the magnetic force into valve motion. The upper magnets are placed above the valve keepers with a valve cover of non-magnetic material that aligns and retains the upper magnets. The Top Dead Center Indicator (TDCI) is also disclosed. The TDCI is driven by the crankshaft to indicate when the engine has reached top dead center for cylinder #1. A magnet controller (Valve Control Module) is also disclosed. It is a Processor based controller that actuates Silicon rectifiers (SCR). The firmware to control is also disclosed. The firmware works with the trigger wheel on the engine to indicate the “Specific Count” number for valve operation. The firmware has “Valve Maps” for variable duration and lift or a specific single count number.

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