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Group
28
Ign
ition
sys
tem
s
D
esign
and
funct
ion
-
Components
2
1
REX-I
General
Since it is
not
technically
pract
ic
al
to
use
the
control
unit
to
regulate
the
relatively
hi
gh
current
in
the
ignition
coil
priĀ·
mary
,
this
function
is
performed
by
a
power
stage
wh
ich
employs
control
signals
from
the
control
unit
to
vary
both
the
charging
time
of
the
coil
and
the
instant
at
which
it
delivers
its
high-
tens
ion
pulse.
The
power
stage
opens
and
closes
the
primary
circuit
, in
du
cin
g a
high
-
tension
voltage
in
the
secondary
each
time
the
primary
cu
rrent
is in-
terru
pted.
Construction
The
p
ower
stage (1)
and
igni
tion
coil
(2) are assembled
by
means
of
screws
(enabling
t
he
units
to
be r
ep
laced
indi
-
vidually)
.
The
power
stage receives
control
signa
ls
from
the
control
unit (g
re
en lead) across
th
e
two
-
pole
centre
con
-
nector
(3)
(
which
is also
used
to
ground
the
signal).
The
thr
ee-pole co
nnector
(
4)
on
the
right
supp
lies
the
power
stage
and
igni
t
ion
coil
wilh
battery
voltage,
grounds
the
coil and
supplies
the
rev
counter
with
a signal.
The
connec-
tor
(5)
on
the
left
is
not
used
.
The
power
s
tage
(1) i
ncorporates
the
electrical circui
ts
which
control
the
primary
current
in
the
ignition
coil.
Mount
-
ed
on
a
bracket
in
the
eng
ine
compartment,
the
power
stagelignition
coil
assembly
is
provided
with
a
large
contac
t
area
with
the
suspens
ion
strut
hous
ing
to
ensure
that
the
heat
generated
is diSSipated.
The
ignition
coil
(2) is
of
the
conv
ent
ion
al
type
w i
th
a
pr
i
mary
and
secondary
wir
ing.
The
high-tension
induced
in
the
secondary
is
fed
to
the
distributor
from
t
erminal
(6).
As
on
most modern
igni
t
ion
systems
,
the
HT
voltage
is
of
the
order
of
30
kV
.
Standing
current
protection
A
functi
on
known
as
's
tand
ing
curren
t prote
ction'
is
provided
10
prevent overhea
ti
ng
of
th
e
igni
t
ion
coil
when
the
ig-
nition
is s
witch
ed on
with
the
en
gine
at rest.
When
the
engine
is st
opped,
the
control
unit
receives
no
speed
signals
-and delivers a
'low'
cont
rol
signal
to
the
power
stage,
whi
ch
responds
by
opening
the
p
rimary
circui
t
of
the
coil.
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