Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.

Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Dwayne Allen Huntzinger

James Alva Boyer

Albert Anthony Skinner

Raymond O Butler, Jr

Harry Oliver Levers, Jr

Thomas E Welsh, Jr

Richard Laurence Haisley

An ignition coil for an internal combustion engine improves high-voltage sealing performance and moreover reduces housing outer diameter. The ignition coil for an internal combustion engine is made up of a transformer portion of cylindrical configuration housed within a housing chamber of a case, a control-circuit portion, that is positioned on one end portion of this transformer portion, causing primary current of the transformer portion to be intermittent, and a connecting portion that is positioned on another end portion of the transformer portion, supplying secondary voltage of the transformer portion to a spark plug. A silicone rubber injection molding serves as the encapsulant while forming the high voltage boot to the plug.

Ignition coil for an internal combustion engine

A spark plug and ignition coil having concentrically wound primary and secondary coils about a plastic coated iron core are integrated in a dielectric fluid filled assembly characterized by advantageous employment of structurally inherent capacitances for radio frequency attenuation.

Integrated ignition coil and spark plug

Ignition apparatus for developing and applying sparks to the cylinders of an internal combustion engine. A plurality of a secondary spark developing units are respectively associated with the cylinders of the engine. Each secondary unit comprises a spark plug and a secondary winding carried by the spark plug that is connected to the electrodes of the spark plug. Magnetic flux is coupled to the secondary winding of the secondary units by a primary winding module. The module has a support portion and a plurality of spaced tubular members. A primary coil having a bore is located in each tubular member. A tubular flux carrying part formed of magnetic material is located about each primary coil. The module is supported by the engine in such a position that portions of the secondary units project into the bores when the module is mounted on an engine.

Internal combustion engine ignition apparatus having a primary winding

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Dwayne Allen Huntzinger