Electric Ignition for Combustion Motors
Electric Ignition for Combustion Motors
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Insulated terminal connected to contact-screw 10.
Ground terminal for connecting to outside wires.
Insulated central rod or screw connected to insulated end of armature coil.
Brushes pressing against 4.
Insulated brush-holder for 5, 5. Connected to A.
Interrupter arm, or lever. Grounded.
Cam for lifting interrupter arm. Grounded.
Tension spring for holding interrupter arm against cam and contact-screw.
Contact-screw. Insulated and stationary.
Bracket for holding contact-screw.
Insulation.
Distr...ibuter rotor. High-tension.
Contact-points of terminals for wires leading to spark-plugs.
The electrical connections are shown in detail in Fig. 260. The magneto operates on the interrupted short-circuit prin- ciple while using its own current. An elementary system of this A.
2.
3- 4- 5. 5- 6.
7- 332 ELECTRIC IGNITION nature has been shown in Fig. 223. When the battery is in use, the interrupter of the magneto breaks the battery circuit com- pletely at the instant of ignition.
In the magneto, one end of the armature winding is grounded to the armature core and consequently to the frame of the machine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Insulated terminal connected to contact-screw 10.
Ground terminal for connecting to outside wires.
Insulated central rod or screw connected to insulated end of armature coil.
Brushes pressing against 4.
Insulated brush-holder for 5, 5. Connected to A.
Interrupter arm, or lever. Grounded.
Cam for lifting interrupter arm. Grounded.
Tension spring for holding interrupter arm against cam and contact-screw.
Contact-screw. Insulated and stationary.
Bracket for holding contact-screw.
Insulation.
Distr...ibuter rotor. High-tension.
Contact-points of terminals for wires leading to spark-plugs.
The electrical connections are shown in detail in Fig. 260. The magneto operates on the interrupted short-circuit prin- ciple while using its own current. An elementary system of this A.
2.
3- 4- 5. 5- 6.
7- 332 ELECTRIC IGNITION nature has been shown in Fig. 223. When the battery is in use, the interrupter of the magneto breaks the battery circuit com- pletely at the instant of ignition.
In the magneto, one end of the armature winding is grounded to the armature core and consequently to the frame of the machine.
What to read after Electric Ignition for Combustion Motors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forrest Robert Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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