Automotive Ignition / Charging Demonstration Trainer Model AM 165
Automotive Ignition / Charging Demonstration Trainer Model AM 165
Sci-tech Automotive Ignition / Charging Demonstration Trainer Model AM 165 is designed to teach students principles of Ignition system used in modern vehicle through comprehensive practical activities. The activities include semiconductor familiarization, transistor basic circuit, contact breaker ignition, wasted sparked ignition, electronic ignition systems, spark plugs, and alternator charging systems.
Item Description
The trainer is neatly laid out to represent the typical automobile ignition systems with distributor model, ignition coils, ignition circuit, alternator model, spark plugs model, camshaft and crankshaft sensor circuit and part of engine control unit (related to ignition system).
LIST OF EXPERIMENTS
– Relevant theory of engine ignition and charging systems
– practical activities using the circuit board,
– multimeter and oscilloscope for observation, measurement and troubleshooting.
– Multimeter and oscilloscope is as an optional item
Technical Specifications
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
– ignition systems with distributor model,
– ignition coils,
– ignition circuit,
– alternator model,
– spark plugs model,
– camshaft and crankshaft sensor circuit
– circuit board with electronics components
– ecu,
– system diagrams,
– power supply,
– electrical test leads
SERVICE REQUIRED AT SITE
Electric supply 220 – 240V AC, 50 Hz supply.
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