Contact-breaking ignition plug and method of generating a spark therewith
AssigneeLacrex Brevetti S.A.
InventorMax Pasbrig
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AssigneeLacrex Brevetti S.A.
InventorMax Pasbrig
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A contact-breaking ignition plug comprises a magnet coil arranged in a housing and surrounding a magnet core. The magnet core comprises an enlarged end portion with lateral surfaces extending conically in relation thereto and also comprises a cavity in which an armature is movably arranged. The armature is mounted on a rod in asymmetrical relation to a longitudinal center plane of the cavity and in transverse relation to the direction of compression pressure propagation. These features induce a concentration of the magnetic effect in the armature region and cause the contact-breaking motion to be augmented by the compression pressure. Respective contact electrodes are exchangeably mounted at each of the free end of the armature and a nose of the housing. The contact electrodes are mounted such that an electrical ignition pulse traversing a short-circuit path extending from the magnet coil of the electromagnet through the contact electrodes induces a magnetic field in the electromagnet, leading to interruption of the short-circuit path and the formation of a spark. The interruption sequence can be accelerated by means of this contact-breaking ignition plug and can be more precisely controlled and material deformations no longer arise during the contact-breaking motions.
A contact-breaking ignition plug wherein an electrical ignition pulse traverses a short-circuit path and an electromagnet such that a magnetic field builds up in the electromagnet and causes an interruption of the short-circuit path for inducing an ignition spark, comprising:
A break ignition plug for installation in an electrically conductive machine member, comprising:
A method of generating an ignition spark with a break ignition plug having a longitudinal axis, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.