Ignition system power converter and controller

Internal-combustion engines – High tension ignition system – Using capacitive storage and discharge for spark energy

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363 18, F02P 309, H02M 3315

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055580718

ABSTRACT:
A high efficiency high power DC to DC power converter and controller system for a CD ignition system with a simple converter controller (8) for controlling a power switch (2) of a transformer (1) operated as a flyback which includes a lossless snubber (6) and simple current sensor (8a) for sensing and controlling the power converter current, and further including ignition trigger conditioner (9) and phase conditioner (10) for operating a trigger output circuit (11) based on an octal counter (67) for triggering ignition coil circuits of a preferred distributorless ignition circuit of the hybrid ignition system type.

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