Non-contactor ignition system for internal combustion engines

Claim 2

In a non-contactor ignition system for generating an ignition voltage while controlling a primary current of an ignition coil by a first semiconductor switching element, the improvement comprising: a capacitor which is charged by a first power source and repeats a charging and a discharging operation in a predetermined period; a second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing which is connected to the capacitor and the input terminal of said first semiconductor switching element; a second power source which generates an output voltage and which is connected in the input circuit of said second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing and whose value is varied depending upon the variation of revolution velocity of an engine and which has a charging period including at least the charging period of said capacitor; and a third power source which is connected in parallel to said second power source and whose output voltage is steep and remarkably higher than the output voltage of said second power source.

Claim 3

A non-contactor ignition system according to claim 1 wherein said first semiconductor switching element and said second semiconductor switching element are thyristors with the anode, gate and cathode of said second semiconductor switching element being connected respectively to said first power source, said second power source and the gate of said first semiconductor switching element.

Claim 4

A non-contactor ignition system according to claim 1 wherein said capacitor is connected in parallel to said second semiconductor switching element and said first power source.

Claim 5

In a non-contactor ingition system for generating an ignition voltage while controlling a primary current of an ignition coil by a first semiconductor switching element, the improvement comprising: a capacitor which is charged by a first power source and repeats a charging and a discharging operation in a predetermined period; a second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing which is connected to the capacitor and the input terminal of said first semiconductor switching element; and a second power source which generates an output voltage and which is connected in the input circuit of said second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing and whose value is varied depending upon the variation of revolution velocity of an engine and which has a charging period including at least the charging period of said capacitor; said input circuit of said second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing, including said second power source, is an independent closed-loop circuit; said capacitor is connected in parallel to said second semiconductor switching element and said first power source; and said first semiconductor switching element and said second semiconductor switching element are thyristors with the anode, gate and cathode of said second semiconductor switching element being connected respectively to said first power source, said second power source and the gate of said first semiconductor switching element.

Claim 6

In a non-contactor ingition system for generating an ignition voltage while controlling a primary current of an ignition coil by a first semiconductor switching element, the improvement comprising: a capacitor which is charged by a first power source and repeats a charging and a discharging operation in a predetermined period; a second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing which is connected to the capacitor and the input terminal of said first semiconductor switching element; and a second power source which generates an output voltage and which is connected in the input circuit of said second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing and whose value is varied depending upon the variation of revolution velocity of an engine and which has a charging period including at least the charging period of said capacitor; said input circuit of said second semiconductor switching element for ignition timing, including said second power source, is an independent closed-loop circuit; said capacitor is connected in parallel to said second semiconductor switching element and said first power source; and said first semiconductor switching element and said second semiconductor switching element are thyristors with the anode, gate and cathode of said second semiconductor switching element being connected respectively to said first power source, said second power source and the gate of said first semiconductor switching element.