Ignition method with stop switch for internal-combustion engines
First Claim
1. An improved ignition method for internal-combustion engines, wherein an energy storage element (U3, C1) is charged using a magnet generator (P01, P) that induces an alternating charging voltage as a function of the rotational position of the internal-combustion engine, wherein the energy storage element (U3, C1) is discharged by an ignition switch (U4, S1) activated synchronously with the alternating charging voltage for triggering the ignition (FU, ZK1), wherein the ignition switch (S1,U4) is activated as a function of the state of the internal-combustion engine, for example, as a function of signals related to its rotational position or rpm, and a preferably programmable and/or microelectronic controller (U8, MC) is used to activate the ignition switch (S1,U4) and wherein the triggering of the ignition (FU) is prevented or can be prevented by activating a stop switch element (STOP), especially a stop button, characterized in that in the controller (U8, MC), the state of the stop switch element (STOP) is determined by means of evaluating signals on the internal-combustion engine state, corresponding information data is generated, and depending on this information, the activation of the ignition switch (S1,U4) is blocked or enabled.
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Abstract
For stopping an internal combustion engine, a stop switch prevents the triggering of the ignition. A controller in the ignition circuit determines the state of the stop switch by evaluating signals on the state of the internal combustion engine, corresponding information data is generated, and a corresponding stop flag is set and/or enabled. Depending on this information, the activation of the ignition switch, that controls ignition spark, is either blocked or enabled by the controller.
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1. An improved ignition method for internal-combustion engines,
wherein an energy storage element (U3, C1) is charged using a magnet generator (P01, P) that induces an alternating charging voltage as a function of the rotational position of the internal-combustion engine, wherein the energy storage element (U3, C1) is discharged by an ignition switch (U4, S1) activated synchronously with the alternating charging voltage for triggering the ignition (FU, ZK1), wherein the ignition switch (S1,U4) is activated as a function of the state of the internal-combustion engine, for example, as a function of signals related to its rotational position or rpm, and a preferably programmable and/or microelectronic controller (U8, MC) is used to activate the ignition switch (S1,U4) and wherein the triggering of the ignition (FU) is prevented or can be prevented by activating a stop switch element (STOP), especially a stop button, characterized in that in the controller (U8, MC), the state of the stop switch element (STOP) is determined by means of evaluating signals on the internal-combustion engine state, corresponding information data is generated, and depending on this information, the activation of the ignition switch (S1,U4) is blocked or enabled.
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5. A magnetic ignition module for a low-power motor or some other internal-combustion engine driving a magnetic wheel (P,P01) or some other magnet generator, with one or more coils (L1-L4), in which voltages including a charging voltage (V_L1a,V_L1b) for an ignition energy storage element (C1,U3) can be induced by the magnet wheel (P,P01) or the magnet generator, with a controller (MC,U8) sampling the voltages (V_L1a,V_L1b), for activating an ignition switch (S1,U4) discharging the energy storage element (C1,U3) via an ignition transformer (L2,L3), and with a stop switch or stop button or stop switch element—
- referred to collectively below as stop switch (STOP)—
which is embodied and arranged for preventing the ignition triggering or build-up,characterized in that the controller (MC,U8) is designed in terms of circuitry and/or programming to identify the state of the stop switch (STOP) from the changing of signals in the ignition system of the magnetic ignition module and to block or enable the activation of the ignition switch (S1,U4) as a function of this state. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
- referred to collectively below as stop switch (STOP)—
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18. A magnetic ignition including a magnet generator (P,P01), which induces rpm-dependent alternating voltages and in this way charges an energy storage element (U3,C1), and with a programmable controller (U8,MC) sampling the alternating voltages to activate an ignition switch (U4) discharging the energy storage element (U3,C1) via the primary coil (L2) of an ignition transformer (U2), and with a stop switch element (STOP), for preventing the ignition triggering, characterized in that
in the controller (MC,U8) there is a functional module that is designed to identify and follow the state of the stop switch element (STOP) and which analyzes and updates state information, including one or more flags, on the stop switch element, and the controller (MC,U8) is designed in terms of circuitry and/or programming in order to block or enable the activation of the ignition switch (S1,U4) as a function of the state information.
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