Exciter circuit with charging capacitor and parallel diode

F - Mech Eng,Light,Heat,Weapons – 02 – P

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F02P 3/06 (2006.01)

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CA 2106111

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An exciter for an internal combustion engine igniter plug, comprises a continuous AC charging circuit and a discharge circuit. The discharge circuit is connectable to the plug and the charging circuit includes a transformer having a primary winding connectable to an AC power source and a secondary winding connected to the discharge circuit. The discharge circuit includes a storage capacitor connected to the transformer secondary winding such that current induced in the secondary charges the capacitor at a generally constant rate. A switching device is connected in series between the capacitor and the plug; and a trigger circuit triggers the switching device in response to charge on the capacitor; with the charging circuit and trigger circuit operating to maintain a generally constant spark rate. A current multiplier is also provided to substantially increase the peak currents delivered to the plug. A clamping diode is also provided in parallel with the storage capacitor to prevent reverse currents and voltages due to resonance between then capacitor and stray inductance.

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