Distributorless ignition system
OwnerFelix Alexandrovinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a distributorless ignition system of inductive discharge type for internal combustion engines. This system comprises basic ignition coil means (14) for centralized supplying of inductive energy for spark plugs and trigger ignition coil means (22a, 22b, 22c and 22d) preferably disposed on spark plug heads for inducing electrical break-down across the electrodes of a spark plug. Both the basic and trigger ignition coil means are energized from a battery (10) through switching means (36a and 36b). The basic ignition coil means generates current pulses for spark plugs with respectively low voltage. The rated power of the trigger ignition coil means is provided to be much less than the same of the basic ignition coil means.
Claims9
A distributorless ignition system for internal combustion engines utilizing spark plugs comprising:
- basic ignition coil means having at least one primary winding, being energized from a direct current source, and at least one secondary winding for providing ignition current for said spark plugs, wherein both said windings are magnetically coupled;
- trigger ignition coil means adapted for causing electrical break-down across at least one of spark plugs, said trigger ignition coil means having a primary winding being energized from the direct current source, and a secondary winding with the first end thereof electrically connected to one of said spark plugs, and with the second end thereof electrically coupling this winding in series with the secondary winding of the basic ignition coil means, said primary and secondary windings in said trigger ignition coil means being magnetically coupled with each other;
- switching means connected to the primary windings of said basic ignition coil means and said trigger ignition coil means for switching current in the primary windings of the basic and trigger ignition coil means, and
- a control unit driving the switching means.
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