Spark Timing & Dwell Control Training Module Trailer

This a sample technical training video on controlling ignition timing and is designed to provide technicians an understanding of:
How the modern electronic ignition system controls Spark Timing and Dwell;
The significant benefits these modern controls provide as well as the evolution of Spark Timing from mechanical and vacuum to electronic control.
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[@sidecarbod1441]

0:29 Peak cylinder pressure is not at TDC, if the engine was being cranked over with the ignition system switched off then yes peak pressure would be at TDC, the mixture is ignited before TDC in order to allow time for the flame front to create peak cylinder pressure at around 14-20 degrees ATDC, this give the pressure the best overall conrod angle to create torque at the crank. In fact the graph shown at 0:34 is correct, you can see peak pressure is AFTER TDC. (There is no 'x' axis info on the graph but you can see that it is ATDC)

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Fact

[@jimsmith1856]

Nice video Clit.

[@funkyjunky6574]

so the time it takes to burn gives the angel of the crank by the time its done

[@zarlimoe3709]

Dear Sir Thank you for your information about the ignition advance operation I am now writing a microcontroller for ignition advance control for my BSA lucas system to replace contact breaker

I'm going to dwell on this...

[@Pertamax7-HD]

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[@mrkhokon8813]

Pick-up coil is in the angle position of the crank? or the timing of the F-Mark Crank case of Magnet is given on any side of the pick-up coil magnet ?

[@zarlimoe3709]

Pickup coil produce positive sine wave and negative sine wave when the iron tip is crossing .So you can detect with comparators or transistor to shape the wave form .

[@hailayweldemariam2432]

Dear sir, could you explain what stroke overlap mean

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[@user-vg1fu1xb5l]

SIR!if given that set up what would be the Degree when its reach 10-13k rpm?

[@10224me]

Not to Dwell on it, but where was the dwell info?

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[@asotelles]

My engine is knocking just on low rpms. That mean that I advanced my ignition point just a little to much? I mean, am I on the edge zone?

[@reidspeed77]

Bingo....so at 13k rpm the combustion degrees is like 24°btdc ...

[@ivan868]

WHERE is dwell time information???

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[@ivan868]

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[@kumarpavan1696]

Thank you sir. ..

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Many thank's

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[@MrGeoffrey1998]

Hi ! My stock 2009 1.25 Fiesta's timing advance jumps from 4-15° at Idle, is that normal ?

[@flappingflight8537]

If this happens simultaneously to the radiator fan or AC compressor turning on than this is normal because it’s the way how the engine keeps constant idle RPM when the load varies .

[@sidecarbod1441]

No!

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