Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Igniting systems – For electric spark ignition
Patent
1994-07-18
1996-08-27
Fleming, Fritz M.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Igniting systems
For electric spark ignition
336206, 123634, H01F 2732
Patent
active
055507042
ABSTRACT:
An ignition coil has an inorganic insulator material featuring a larger conductivity in the direction along the surface of the material than in the direction perpendicular to the surface of the material, between high-tension voltage components internal to a casing and conducting components internal and external to the casing. Localized discharge deterioration advancing from the high-tension components toward the conducting components is changed in its direction of advance to the direction along the surface of the inorganic insulator material, and is diffused accordingly. The resistance of the ignition coil against localized discharge deterioration is increased, and improved reliability in breakdown performance is resulted. This leads to a compact design.
The casing and bobbins are constructed of mica sheet as inorganic insulator material using insert molding technique, and productivity of the ignition coil is improved.
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Morita Shingo
Ohashi Yutaka
Fleming Fritz M.
Mitsubishi Denki & Kabushiki Kaisha
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