Ignition coil assembly directly applied to ignition plug for int

Inductor devices – Plural part core

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29609, 336 83, 336219, 336234, H01F 1704, H01F 2726

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052686639

ABSTRACT:
An ignition coil assembly to be inserted into a plug hole of an engine so as to be directly coupled to an ignition plug. The ignition coil assembly is equipped with a central iron core and primary and secondary coils wound around the central iron core. The central iron core is formed by bundling magnetic wire rods to have a cylindrical configuration. This arrangement allows the ignition coil assembly to be easily and effectively inserted into the plug hole of the engine.

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