Structure and production process for secondary voltage detector for engine
AssigneeNgk Spark Plug Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriaki Kondo, Masaru Kondou
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AssigneeNgk Spark Plug Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriaki Kondo, Masaru Kondou
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A detector for detecting a secondary voltage supplied to a spark plug of an engine comprises a rubber tube mounted on a high tension cord and equipped with a detecting electrode, and a shield case or shield layer enclosing the rubber tube. The rubber tube is made up of first and second semicylindrical rubber members joined together into a tubular shape. The detecting electrode is U-shaped and has a middle portion embedded in the first rubber member and left and right ends which project, respectively, from left and right joint surfaces of the first rubber member, and are sheathed in grooves in left and right joint surfaces of the second rubber member. A lead wire is connected to one of the left and right projecting ends of the detecting electrode. This structure of the secondary voltage detector can facilitate the production process.
A secondary voltage detector, mounted on a high tension cord, for forming a capacitance with the high tension cord and thereby detecting a waveform of a secondary voltage supplied through the high tension cord to a spark plug of a gasoline engine, said secondary voltage detector comprising:
A secondary voltage detector mounted on a high tension cord, for forming a capacitance with the high tension cord and thereby detecting a waveform of a secondary voltage supplied through the high tension cord to a spark plug of a gasoline engine, said secondary voltage detector comprising:
A production process for producing a secondary voltage detector, mounted on a high tension cord, for forming a capacitance with the high tension cord, and thereby detecting a waveform of a secondary voltage supplied through the high tension cord to a spark plug of a gasoline engine, said production process comprising:
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