Electronic switching for solid state ignition

Internal-combustion engines – High tension ignition system – Power supply – ignition coil primary – and interrupter element...

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123149C, F02P 108

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044035934

ABSTRACT:
Breakerless ignition system of the inductive type is used to provide ignition pulses for an internal combustion engine which substantially duplicates the timing performance of a breaker-point magneto. The system utilizes a transistor for making and breaking the current flow in the primary coil of the ignition transformer. Switching of the transistor is controlled by a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) and gating of the SCR is controlled by a time-delay network which includes a capacitor, resistor and a transistor switching means in circuit with the control electrode of the SCR. A second transistor and capacitor network controls the rate of rise of current to the time-delay network as a function of engine speed.

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