US1554705A - Protecting means for ignition coils used in connection with explosion motors - Google Patents

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US1554705A
US1554705A US331724A US33172419A US1554705A US 1554705 A US1554705 A US 1554705A US 331724 A US331724 A US 331724A US 33172419 A US33172419 A US 33172419A US 1554705 A US1554705 A US 1554705A
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  • the sparking voltage of sparking plugs of explosion motors is-nowadays generally produced in a high tension coil constituting the secondary coil of a transformer, which voltage is induced or excited by current impulses flowing in a primary coil provided with aninterrupter and condenser.
  • the coil is provided for protection purposes with a metal coating which possesses sufficient capacity to absorb the occurring sudden increases in the voltage in the form of charges, and to pass it gradually over to the winding to be protected.
  • the condensance of the metal coating must in any case be substantially larger than that of the outer layers of the mechanical stresses, the coil can at the same
  • This invention relates to protecting meanspally connected with the last secondary wind- It is well known that the operations of coil windings.
  • Fig. 1 ofv whichz a is the iron core, I) the primary, and c the secondary winding of the coil.
  • the protecting ring (1 is electriing, and is provided with a slit at e in order to prevent the formation of short-circuit windings.
  • Fig. 2 shows a diagrammatic sketch of the %p nnections with lettering corresponding to What I claim is 1.
  • a high tension coil and a metallic coating connected in series in the circuit of said coil, the condensance of said coating being substantially higher than that of the highest voltage layer of the high tension coil.

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Sept. 22, 1925.
J. BOHLI PROTECTING MEANS FOR IGNITION COILS USED IN CONNECTION WITH EXPLOSION MOTORS Filed Oct. 18; 1919 UNITED STATES.
PE orics.
JACQUES IBOHLI, F SOLOTHURN, SWITZERLAND, ASSIGNQR TO THE FIRM SGIN- TILLA}? SOLOTEUR'N, $WITZERLAND.
rnorncrms nnans non Icnrnon coins seen In conn'ncrron wrrn EXPLOSION Morons.
A Application filed October N, 1919. Serial No. 331,724.
To all whom it, may concern."
, 'Be it known that I, JAo nns Bonn, a
citizen of the Swiss Republic, residing atv Solothurn, Obach, Switzerland, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in and Relating to Protecting Means for lgnition Coils used in Connection with Explosion Motors, of which the following is aspecification.
for ignition coils used in connection with explosion motors.
The sparking voltage of sparking plugs of explosion motors is-nowadays generally produced in a high tension coil constituting the secondary coil of a transformer, which voltage is induced or excited by current impulses flowing in a primary coil provided with aninterrupter and condenser.
' connection and disconnectiom'and more particularly also the jumping over of the sparks at the sparking plugs, greatly endanger the end windings of the high tension coils since the self-induction prevents the penetration of steep voltage waves into the winding, so that the insulation of the first windings is broken down, 7
According to the invention the coil is provided for protection purposes with a metal coating which possesses sufficient capacity to absorb the occurring sudden increases in the voltage in the form of charges, and to pass it gradually over to the winding to be protected. The condensance of the metal coating must in any case be substantially larger than that of the outer layers of the mechanical stresses, the coil can at the same This invention relates to protecting meanspally connected with the last secondary wind- It is well known that the operations of coil windings. By constructing this metal coating as a casing capable of withstanding 40 time be protected against mechanical dam age. i T
One mode of construction accordin to theinvention is illustrated by way 0 example in the accompanying drawings in Fig. 1 ofvwhichz a is the iron core, I) the primary, and c the secondary winding of the coil. The protecting ring (1 is electriing, and is provided with a slit at e in order to prevent the formation of short-circuit windings.
Fig. 2 shows a diagrammatic sketch of the %p nnections with lettering corresponding to What I claim is 1. Incombination, a high tension coil and a metallic coating connected in series in the circuit of said coil, the condensance of said coating being substantially higher than that of the highest voltage layer of the high tension coil.
2. A combination accordin to claim 1,- wherein the said metallic coating is slit in a directionparallel to the axis of the coil.
3. The combination according to claim 1, wherein the metallic coating is provided externally to the high tension coil.
4. The combination according to claim 1, wherein the metallic coating is connected to the highest voltage end of the said coil.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification.
AcouEs BOHLI.
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US2416148A (en) * 1944-05-27 1947-02-18 Int Harvester Co Ignition coil

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