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US 8,939,133 B2Granted
Outboard motor
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKazuyuki Agemura
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Abstract
An outboard motor includes an engine and a casing. The engine includes a cylinder unit, ahead cover and an ignition coil device. The cylinder unit is made of metal. The head cover is made of resin and is attached to the cylinder unit. The ignition coil device is attached to the head cover. The casing is made of resin and covers the engine. The coil ignition device includes a radiated noise reducer portion. The radiated noise reducer portion is configured to reduce noise that is radiated from the ignition coil device.
Claims6
An outboard motor comprising:
- an engine including:
- a cylinder unit made of metal including a plurality of cylinders;
- a head cover made of resin and attached to the cylinder unit;
- and
- a plurality of ignition coil devices attached to the head cover;
- a casing made of resin and arranged to cover the engine;
- wherein
- each of the plurality of ignition coil devices include:
- a coil;
- a coil casing made of resin, accommodating the coil, and including a through hole;
- a radiated noise reducer portion configured to reduce noise radiated from the ignition coil device, the radiated noise reducer portion including a cover member made of metal, arranged to cover at least a portion of the coil casing, and including a through hole;
- and
- a ground cable including a terminal connected to the cover member, the terminal including a through hole;
- wherein
- the cover member, the coil casing, and the ground cable are fixed to the head cover by a bolt extending through the through hole of the cover member, the through hole of the coil casing, and the through hole of the terminal of the ground cable;
- the plurality of the cylinders are aligned in a vertical direction;
- and
- the ignition coil device and the cover member are aligned in the vertical direction and provided to each of the plurality of the cylinders.
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