Difference between Battery Ignition System and Magneto Ignition System in SI Engine
🔗Working of Battery ignition system, advantages and disadvantages
🔗Magneto ignition system construction, working, applications, advantages and limitations
Comparison between battery ignition system and magneto ignition system
Battery Ignition System
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Magneto Ignition System
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Current required for spark
or primary is circuit is obtained from a battery.
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It produces the electricity
required for spark plug or primary with its own electric generator.
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This type of ignition
system Battery is a necessary component.
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Magneto ignition system does
not need a battery.
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The problem of discharged battery.
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Since it does not require a
battery there is no problem of discharged battery.
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It is heavy and requires
more space than a Magneto type.
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It occupies less space
when compared to battery type.
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Quality of spark does not
depend on the engine speed.
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The quality of spark depends
on the engine speed.
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Good quality spark is
obtained at low speed.
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At low speed or at starting
the quality of spark is poor because the generator produces less energy than
required.
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At high speed, the spark
intensity reduces, and hence the efficiency of system decreases.
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As speed increases the
spark intensity also increases. It improves the efficiency of the system.
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Since this system contains
battery it requires high maintenance.
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Less maintenance is
required when compared to battery type.
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It finds application in SI engines of cars and light commercial vehicle.
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They are mainly used in
racing cars and two-wheelers.
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