Ignition device
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsTerumi Nakazawa, Hitoshi Minorikawa, Kazutoshi Kobayashi, Hiromitsu Nagae, Tomoji Inui
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsTerumi Nakazawa, Hitoshi Minorikawa, Kazutoshi Kobayashi, Hiromitsu Nagae, Tomoji Inui
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This invention relates to an ignition device of the type wherein a pickup coil for making a signal synchronous with the engine revolution is disposed within a distributor, an amplifier circuit for amplifying the output of the pickup coil and a power transistor for controlling the primary coil current of an ignition coil are arranged in a circuit unit under hybrid IC and chip states respectively, and the circuit unit is mounted on a side surface of a housing of the distributor. A highly waterproof structure has been found necessary in order that the insulation between the housing and pickup terminals as well as connectors for coupling the pickup coil and the amplifier circuit and the insulation between the terminals may be prevented from degrading due to moisture. To this end, a protuberance which projects from the circuit unit into the housing is disposed in a manner to surround the pickup terminals.
In an ignition device comprising:
In an ignition device comprising a distributor housing, signal generator means for generating a signal synchronous with the revolution of an engine, said signal generator means being positioned within said distributor housing, and amplifier means for detecting the output of the signal generator means and amplifying it, the improvement comprising, said amplifier means being provided in waterproof housing means attached to an outer side surface of the distributor housing, said waterproof housing means including a protuberance integral therewith which projects into an aperture of the distributor housing and which surrounds pickup terminals provided for connecting said signal generator means and said amplifier means whereby there results a highly waterproofed arrangement.
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