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A. Transistorized Ignition with Breaker Points (TI-b)

Transistor Controlled Ignition with Breaker Points (TCI-b).

01. How to increase Ignition energy:

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02.….Transistorized Ignition (TI-b) System:

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04. Advantages and Disadvantages of TCI-b System:

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B. Transistorized Ignition with Inductive Type Pulse Generator (TI-i)

Transistor Controlled Ignition with Inductive Type Pulse Generator (TCI-i).

01. Induction type Pulse Generator:

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02. Pulse Shaper Circuit:

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03. TI – i sectional diagram:

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04. Combination of Primary Current and Control Current:

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05. TI – i wiring diagram:

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06. Check Igniter function of TOYOTA IIA type without ESA:

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09. Check Electronic Distributor that Pulse Generator and Trigger unit were inbuilt.

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C. Transistorized Ignition with Hall Generator (TI-h)
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C. Transistor Controlled Ignition with Hall Generator (TCI-h).
01. Principle of Hall Generator (TI – h ):

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02. Hall Generator Distributor: (01)Distributor Cap

(02) Dust Cover

(03) Rotor with Shutter Wheel

(04) Hall Generator

(05) Distributor Shaft

(06) Drive Wheel

03. Block diagram of Hall IC:

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05. TI – h wiring diagram:

06. Open loop dwell angle control:

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09. How to check Hall Generator Igniter:

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D. Transistorized Ignition with Optical Sensor (TI-Op)

Transistor Controlled Ignition with Optical Sensor (TCI-Op).

01. LED (Light emitting diode):

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03. Optical Ignition distributor:

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E. Ignition Knocking

01. Definition of Ignition Knocking:

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02. How to control cylinder filling in:

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03. Cases of Ignition Knocking:

a. Knocking from pre-ignition
b. Knocking from carbon deposits
c. Compression ratio effect to the knocking

Cylinder swept volume + Combustion chamber volume

Compression Ratio =
Combustion chamber volume

Example:

d. Engine over heating effect to the knocking

e. Over advanced effect to the knocking
f. Use low octane petrol
g. Spark plug heat range value
h. Pick up the vehicle using low gear
i. Suddenly accelerate while driving
j. Use the second gear and pickup

k. Turbo charger effect to the knocking:

(01)Inlet Manifold

(02)Exhaust Manifold

(03) Air Intake

(04) Exhaust pipe

(05) Waste Gate

(06) By Pass Line

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F. Electronic Knock Control

01. Electronic Knock Control:

Piezoelectric Element
Diaphragm

02. Knock Sensor Signal:

03. How to check Knock Sensor:

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G. MAP Controlled Ignition.

01. What are the factors that change advance angles of the engine?
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02. Cerate Ignition map.

Advanced angle

Engine Load Engine Speed

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04. Add engine speed to the map:

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05. Engine speed sensor and Reference mark sensor.

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07. Number of Engine Revolution Signal (Ne).
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H. Distributor Less Ignition (DLI)

01. How to High Voltage become weak?

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02. Distributor less Ignition System.

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03. Different between conventional ignition coil and distributor less ignition coil.

04. Dual end coil type (Waste Spark Ignition System)

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05. 4 Cylinder for one ignition coil.

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06. Individual Coil type:

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07. Single Spark Ignition System
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