Magnetzündsysteme
Magnetzündsysteme, often referred to as magneto ignition systems, are a type of self-contained ignition system primarily used in internal combustion engines. They generate their own electrical current through the principle of electromagnetic induction, eliminating the need for an external power source like a battery. The core components of a magneto system include a rotating magnet, stationary coils, and breaker points (or a solid-state equivalent).
As the engine crankshaft rotates, it spins a permanent magnet past a stationary coil, typically the primary
Magneto ignition systems are known for their reliability and robustness, especially in applications where battery power