An effect of abrupt current disruption
Andis Dembovskis

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel spark creation method for engines that produces a more robust plasma, potentially enhancing ignition system efficiency and reliability.
Contribution
It presents a new high-power plasma-based spark creation approach that improves robustness over traditional high voltage spark systems.
Findings
Produces a long-duration, high-power plasma spark
Uses equal or less energy than existing CDI systems
Significantly enhances spark robustness
Abstract
Every engine, let it internal combustion engine in car or turbine of airplane, needs a high quality fuel igniter. During last decades there have been some minor changes made in ignition systems, like invention of Capacitive Discharge Ignition, Multiple Discharge Ignition, Ignition with Direct Current Discharge, but all based on the same principle of High Voltage spark path creation. This work contains description, schematics and photographs of a new spark creation approach, providing high robustness through high power, big volume, long duration plasma. The system uses less or the same amount of energy as would CDI ignition, jet providing many times more efficient energy output. The solution is a highly applicable innovation, being able to significantly improve spark robustness in all current HV spark ignition systems. Despite a simplicity of setup, it is still unclear why the effect…
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