Ignition system for an internal combustion engine

Internal-combustion engines – Igniters – Incandescent

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315209T, F02P 100

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041190769

ABSTRACT:
An ignition system for an internal combustion engine having an AC generator compriss an ignition coil energized by an output from the generator. At an angle in advance of ignition timing, a first thyristor connected across the generator output terminals is turned on to permit a short-circuit current therethrough. A capacitor is charged by an output from the generator, and is discharged through a second thyristor which is triggeed at the ignition angle. The discharge current is reversely applied to the first thyristor and the first thyristor is turned off. Interruption of the short-circuit current through the first thyristor leads to a large current through the primary of the ignition coil, causing a high voltage in the secondary with resultant spark in the ignition plug.

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