Device for detecting premature ignition in an internal-combustio

Internal-combustion engines – Combustion chamber means combined with air-fuel mixture...

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123435, 73 35, F02P 514, G01L 2322

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ABSTRACT:
A pre-ignition detecting device for an internal-combustion is disclosed, which belongs to the general type of ionization-detectors, but employs no supplementary probe near the spark plug(s).
The device is electronic and comprises a circuitry in which a switching stage is capable of discriminating the signals indicating ionization at the electrodes in the cases in which the contact-breaker is open from those indicating ionization in the opposite case, that is, when pre-ignition occurs. Display devices can visualize the pre-ignition ripples and an operative stage could actuate, if so desired, the advance of ignition control in order to restore the engine to its normal run whenever necessary.

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