Ignition system ( working of Battery Magneto Electronic ignition system)

Introduction

Introduction Ignition system is part of electric system which carries the electric current to the spark plug where the spark is necessary to ignite the air-fuel mixture. SPARK PLUG uses high voltage from ignition coil to produce an arc in the combustion chamber.

There are Two Types of conventional ignition systems

1) Battery ignition systems

2) Magneto ignition systems

Application

The Battery Ignition system is used in light commercial vehicles such as cars, buses, motorcycles, etc.

Types of Electronic Ignition System

(a) Capacitance Discharge Ignition system

(b) Transistorized system

(d) The Texaco Ignition system

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