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It is composed of a main coil, a secondary coil, a magnetic core, a switching transistor and other auxiliary components. The main coil is charged by a battery, the secondary coil is discharged by a spark plug to ignite, and the triode is responsible for switching. The charging time is controlled by the battery voltage and the engine speed to ensure that the energy of each charge is consistent. The ignition coil has two types: 3-wire and 4-wire. The 3-wire is the power supply positive, negative, switch control (ECU command), and the 4-wire has one more ignition detection. Wire, can detect whether the spark plug is ignited (whether there is discharge current in the secondary coil).
To put it simply, the ignition coil is a transformer, which increases the voltage of tens of volts to tens of thousands of volts, but the voltage input to the primary coil is provided by an electronic igniter.
Ignition coil burnout is mainly caused by the aging and breakdown of the insulation layer or the damage of the switching transistor. The large gap between the spark plugs will cause the main coil to load, heat, and age quickly. The small gap between the spark plugs causes the secondary coil to discharge current, heat, and the insulation layer. Fast, the assembled ignition coil may have a shorter life due to poor insulation material durability, large internal resistance of the coil, high heat generation, and low quality of the tertiary tube.
If it is always burned out, it will burn out soon after replacement. What is the reason? The following summarizes some:
Distributor Ignition Coils Wholesale The ignition coil itself is a transformer, which is like a transformer in household appliances. When the voltage changes within the specified range, the transformer will not be burned. Usually, the burning of the transformer occurs when the transformer is overloaded. Therefore, when solving this problem, we must try to find out the cause of excessive load or component aging.
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