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Flywheel magneto ignition device with capacitor-thyristor ignition combined with generator

Assignee: Svenska Electromagneter AB
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Filing: 1974-08-13
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Granted: 1976-05-11
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Expires: 1994-08-13
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Abstract

Abstract For an internal combustion engine, there is provided an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing. Permanent magnet means provide a rotating magnetic field for the generating coils of the generator system and the charging coils of the ignition system, there being a separate trigger magnet for creating a magnetic field for a trigger coil of the ignition system. A shielding plate of ferromagnetic material is fixedly disposed between the permanent magnet means and the trigger magnet to shield the trigger coil magnetically from the field of the permanent magnet means whereby it will respond only to the field from the weaker trigger magnet. Preferably, the shielding plate can be angularly adjusted and supports the trigger coil to enable adjustment of timing.

Inventors

  • 👤 Hans Thorsten Henrik Carlsson

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-27 21:13
CPC Classifications
F; F02; F02P; F02P1/00; F02P1/02; F02P1/08; F02P1/086

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 11
Claim 1
Independent Claim 187 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. radially magnetized permanent magnet means common to both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating a rotating magnetic field therein: c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet, having radially going magnetic flux and axially displaced and carried on said flywheel casing, for said trigger coil creating a magnetic field therein axially separated from said permanent magnet generator field; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said generator permanent magnet field and said trigger magnet field, said shielding plate being arranged in a radial plane relatively to said flywheel casing.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 187 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. radially magnetized permanent magnet means common to both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating a rotating magnetic field therein: c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet, having radially going magnetic flux and axially displaced and carried on said flywheel casing, for said trigger coil creating a magnetic field therein axially separated from said permanent magnet generator field; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said generator permanent magnet field and said trigger magnet field, said shielding plate being arranged in a radial plane relatively to said flywheel casing.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 196 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate having an outer periphery proximate to the inside diameter of said flywheel casing, there being a peripheral recess in said plate for each said trigger magnet through which said trigger magnet can pass on assembling of the flywheel casing to the engine.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 196 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate having an outer periphery proximate to the inside diameter of said flywheel casing, there being a peripheral recess in said plate for each said trigger magnet through which said trigger magnet can pass on assembling of the flywheel casing to the engine.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 224 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing, mounting means including an armature plate secured to said crankcase and supporting said generating coils and said charging coils in a fixed position; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate supporting said trigger coil and being disposed on said armature plate concentric with said flywheel casing and adjustably angularly movable about the axis thereof; and f. means secured to said armature plate including a friction element for frictionally securing said shielding plate thereto in a selected angular position.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 224 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing, mounting means including an armature plate secured to said crankcase and supporting said generating coils and said charging coils in a fixed position; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate supporting said trigger coil and being disposed on said armature plate concentric with said flywheel casing and adjustably angularly movable about the axis thereof; and f. means secured to said armature plate including a friction element for frictionally securing said shielding plate thereto in a selected angular position.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 26 words
A combination according to claim 3 in which said securing means enables angular setting of the shielding plate within an included angle of at least 30°.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 158 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate supporting said trigger coil.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim 158 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, said shielding plate supporting said trigger coil.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim 175 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, a number of circuit components of at least one of said systems being encapsulated together as a single block supported by said shielding plate.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim 175 words
In an internal combustion engine having a crankcase and a flywheel casing, and having an electrical power generator system and an electronic ignition system both disposed under the flywheel casing, the combination comprising: a. means mounting generating coils of the generator system and charging coils of the ignition system on said crankcase within said flywheel casing; b. permanent magnet means for both said generator and ignition systems and secured to said flywheel casing in surrounding relation to said generating coils and said charging coils for creating rotating magnetic fields therein; c. a trigger coil carried on said crankcase and forming a part of said ignition system; d. at least one trigger magnet carried on said flywheel casing for said trigger coil for creating a magnetic field therein; and e. a shielding plate of ferromagnetic material non-rotatably carried by said crankcase and disposed between said permanent magnet means and said trigger magnet, a number of circuit components of at least one of said systems being encapsulated together as a single block supported by said shielding plate.

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USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

Annuity Stage Window Opens Payment Deadline Surcharge Period Until Estimated Fee Status
3.5 Years (Year 4) 1979-05-11 1979-11-10 1980-05-11 $2000.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
7.5 Years (Year 8) 1983-05-11 1983-11-10 1984-05-11 $3760.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
11.5 Years (Year 12) 1987-05-11 1987-11-10 1988-05-11 $7700.00 Window Closed / Lapsed

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