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⚡ Lesson 4: Ignition System
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⚡ Ignition System
点火装置 | Study ignition coils, spark plugs, distributors, and electronic ignition timing control
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Introduction Slide 1/35

Welcome to Lesson 4! 🎉

レッスン4へようこそ!

In this lesson, you will learn about the ignition system that creates the spark needed to ignite the air-fuel mixture in the engine cylinders.

このレッスンでは、エンジンシリンダー内の混合気を点火するために必要な火花を作り出す点火装置について学びます。

📚 What You’ll Learn

✓ Ignition coil construction and operation
✓ Spark plug types and specifications
✓ Distributor and electronic ignition systems
✓ Ignition timing control and adjustment
✓ Testing and troubleshooting procedures
✓ Modern ignition system technologies

⏱️ Estimated Time

This lesson takes approximately 5-6 hours to complete, including the quiz at the end.

📋 Prerequisites

Make sure you’ve completed Lesson 1: Electrical Fundamentals, Lesson 2: Charging System, and Lesson 3: Starting System before starting!

Section 1: Overview Slide 2/35

Ignition System Purpose ⚡

点火システムの目的

The ignition system provides the high-voltage spark needed to ignite the compressed air-fuel mixture at precisely the right moment.

点火システムは、圧縮された混合気を正確なタイミングで点火するために必要な高電圧の火花を提供します。

🎯 System Requirements

• Generate 15,000-40,000 volts from 12V battery
• Create spark at precise timing (within 1-2 degrees)
• Provide sufficient energy to ignite mixture
• Operate reliably under all conditions
• Adapt timing based on engine load and speed

Ignition Process | 点火プロセス
🔋 12V Battery → 🔌 Ignition Coil → ⚡ 25,000V Spark → 🔥 Combustion
Voltage transformation for combustion
燃焼のための電圧変換
✓ Key Point

Perfect ignition timing is critical! Too early causes knocking, too late reduces power and increases emissions.

Section 1: Components Slide 3/35

Main Components 🔧

主要部品

Ignition Coil
点火コイル
Step-up transformer that converts 12V to high voltage (15,000-40,000V)
Spark Plugs
スパークプラグ
Create the actual spark across an air gap to ignite the air-fuel mixture
Distributor
ディストリビューター
Routes high voltage to correct cylinder at proper timing (older systems)
Ignition Control Module
点火制御モジュール
Electronic control unit that manages ignition timing (modern systems)
Section 2: Ignition Coil Slide 4/35

Ignition Coil Construction 🔌

点火コイルの構造

The ignition coil is a step-up transformer that increases battery voltage to the high voltage needed for spark formation.

点火コイルは、バッテリー電圧を火花生成に必要な高電圧まで昇圧するステップアップトランスです。

Primary Winding
一次巻線
Low-voltage winding (200-500 turns) connected to 12V battery
Secondary Winding
二次巻線
High-voltage winding (15,000-25,000 turns) that produces spark voltage
Iron Core
鉄心
Laminated iron core that concentrates and amplifies magnetic field
Insulation
絶縁材
High-voltage insulation prevents internal arcing and breakdown
Transformer Ratio | 変圧比
Vs/Vp = Ns/Np
Vs = Secondary voltage, Vp = Primary voltage
Ns = Secondary turns, Np = Primary turns
Higher turn ratio = Higher voltage output
Section 2: Ignition Coil Slide 5/35

How Ignition Coils Work ⚡

点火コイルの動作原理

Ignition coils use electromagnetic induction to create high voltage through rapid magnetic field collapse.

  1. Step 1: Current flows through primary winding, creating magnetic field
  2. Step 2: Magnetic field builds up and saturates iron core
  3. Step 3: Primary current is suddenly interrupted
  4. Step 4: Collapsing magnetic field induces high voltage in secondary
  5. Step 5: High voltage creates spark at spark plug
⚡ Voltage Generation Process

Dwell time: Primary current builds magnetic field (2-4ms)
Collapse time: Field collapses rapidly (0.1-0.2ms)
Peak voltage: Can reach 40,000V+ depending on load
Spark duration: Typically 1-2 milliseconds

⚠️ Important

The faster the magnetic field collapses, the higher the voltage generated. This is why precise timing of primary current interruption is critical!

Section 2: Coil Types Slide 6/35

Types of Ignition Coils 🔌

点火コイルの種類

🔧 Conventional Coil (Oil-Filled)

• Single coil serves all cylinders via distributor
• Oil-filled canister for cooling and insulation
• External primary resistor or resistance wire
• Found on older vehicles (pre-1980s)

⚡ Distributorless Ignition (DIS)

• One coil per two cylinders (waste spark system)
• No distributor – ECM controls timing directly
• More precise timing control
• Common on 1990s-2000s vehicles

🎯 Coil-on-Plug (COP)

• Individual coil for each cylinder
• Mounted directly on spark plug
• Maximum energy transfer and timing precision
• Standard on modern vehicles (2000s+)

🔋 Coil-Near-Plug (CNP)

• Individual coils connected via short spark plug wires
• Combines benefits of COP with serviceability
• Used when space constraints prevent COP design

Section 3: Spark Plugs Slide 7/35

Spark Plug Construction 🔥

スパークプラグの構造

Spark plugs create the actual spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber.

Center Electrode
中心電極
Positive electrode made of nickel alloy, platinum, or iridium
Ground Electrode
接地電極
Negative electrode attached to threaded shell, creates spark gap
Insulator
絶縁体
Ceramic (aluminum oxide) insulator prevents voltage leakage
Shell
シェル
Threaded metal housing that screws into cylinder head
🔥 Spark Gap

Standard gap: 0.6-1.6mm (0.025-0.065 inches)
Wider gap: Stronger spark, harder to jump
Narrower gap: Easier to jump, weaker spark
Critical specification: Must match engine requirements

Section 3: Spark Plugs Slide 8/35

Spark Plug Types 🔧

スパークプラグの種類

🔩 Standard (Copper Core)

• Nickel alloy electrodes with copper core
• Lowest cost, shortest life (30,000-50,000 km)
• Good heat dissipation
• Requires more frequent replacement

💎 Platinum

• Platinum-tipped electrodes
• Longer life (100,000+ km)
• Better corrosion resistance
• Higher cost but better value

⭐ Iridium

• Iridium electrode tips (hardest metal)
• Longest life (160,000+ km)
• Finest electrode tips for better ignition
• Premium price for premium performance

🌡️ Heat Range

Cold plugs: Fast heat dissipation (high-performance engines)
Hot plugs: Slow heat dissipation (low-performance engines)
• Wrong heat range causes fouling or pre-ignition

Section 4: Distributor Systems Slide 9/35

Distributor Operation 🔄

ディストリビューターの動作

The distributor routes high voltage from the ignition coil to each spark plug in the correct firing order.

ディストリビューターは、点火コイルからの高電圧を正しい点火順序で各スパークプラグに配分します。

Rotor
ローター
Rotating arm that distributes high voltage to spark plug wires
Distributor Cap
ディストリビューターキャップ
Houses terminals for coil wire and spark plug wires
Points (Contact Breaker)
ポイント(接点)
Mechanical switch that interrupts primary current (older systems)
Pickup Coil
ピックアップコイル
Electronic sensor that triggers ignition timing (newer systems)
🔄 Operation Sequence

1. Distributor shaft rotates at 1/2 crankshaft speed
2. Rotor aligns with spark plug terminal
3. Points open (or pickup triggers), primary current stops
4. Coil generates high voltage
5. Voltage jumps from rotor to terminal
6. Spark travels through wire to spark plug

Section 4: Timing Control Slide 10/35

Ignition Timing Control ⏰

点火時期制御

Ignition timing must be adjusted based on engine speed and load for optimal performance.

🔧 Mechanical Advance (Older Systems)

Centrifugal advance: Weights advance timing with RPM
Vacuum advance: Diaphragm advances timing with load
Base timing: Set with timing light at idle
Total advance: Base + centrifugal + vacuum

💻 Electronic Control (Modern Systems)

ECM/PCM control: Computer calculates optimal timing
Multiple sensors: RPM, load, temperature, knock
Real-time adjustment: Timing changes instantly
Knock control: Retards timing to prevent detonation

Timing Advance Curve | 進角カーブ
📊 Idle: 8° BTDC
📊 2000 RPM: 25° BTDC
📊 4000 RPM: 35° BTDC
📊 High Load: -5° (retard)
Timing advances with RPM, retards under load
回転数で進角、負荷で遅角
Section 5: Electronic Systems Slide 11/35

Electronic Ignition Systems 💻

電子点火システム

Modern electronic ignition systems provide precise timing control and eliminate maintenance issues of mechanical systems.

⚡ Distributorless Ignition (DIS)

Waste spark system: One coil fires two plugs simultaneously
Companion cylinders: One on compression, one on exhaust
No distributor: Eliminates mechanical wear points
ECM control: Computer determines firing sequence

🎯 Coil-on-Plug (COP)

Individual coils: One coil per cylinder
Direct mounting: Coil sits directly on spark plug
Maximum energy: No energy loss through wires
Precise timing: Independent control of each cylinder

🔋 Advantages of Electronic Systems

• No points to wear out or adjust
• More precise timing control
• Higher voltage output capability
• Better fuel economy and emissions
• Reduced maintenance requirements

Section 5: Sensors Slide 12/35

Ignition System Sensors 📡

点火システムセンサー

Crankshaft Position Sensor
クランクシャフト位置センサー
Determines engine RPM and crankshaft position for timing reference
Camshaft Position Sensor
カムシャフト位置センサー
Identifies which cylinder is on compression stroke (cylinder identification)
Knock Sensor
ノックセンサー
Detects engine knock/detonation and signals ECM to retard timing
Mass Airflow Sensor
エアフローセンサー
Measures air intake volume to determine engine load for timing adjustment
🧠 ECM Processing

The Engine Control Module (ECM) processes all sensor inputs to calculate:
• Optimal ignition timing for current conditions
• Coil dwell time (charging duration)
• Spark advance/retard based on knock detection
• Individual cylinder timing adjustments

Section 6: Testing Slide 13/35

Ignition System Testing 🔍

点火システムのテスト

Systematic testing helps identify ignition system problems efficiently:

⚡ Step 1: Spark Test

• Remove spark plug or use spark tester
• Crank engine and observe spark quality
• Look for bright blue spark (not yellow/orange)
• Test should jump 7-10mm gap consistently

🔌 Step 2: Coil Testing

Primary resistance: 0.5-2.0 ohms typically
Secondary resistance: 6,000-30,000 ohms typically
Insulation test: No continuity between windings
Current draw: 4-8 amps on primary side

📊 Step 3: Timing Check

• Use timing light to check base timing
• Verify timing advance with RPM increase
• Check total advance at high RPM
• Compare to manufacturer specifications

Section 6: Testing Slide 14/35

Spark Plug Analysis 🔍

スパークプラグの分析

Spark plug condition reveals valuable information about engine operation:

Normal Condition
正常状態
Light brown/gray deposits, minimal electrode wear, proper gap
Carbon Fouling
カーボン汚れ
Black, sooty deposits – rich mixture, weak ignition, or cold operation
Oil Fouling
オイル汚れ
Wet, oily deposits – worn rings, valve guides, or PCV problems
Overheating
過熱
White/blistered insulator – lean mixture, wrong heat range, or timing issues
🚨 Warning Signs

Electrode erosion: Excessive gap, misfiring
Cracked insulator: Internal arcing, replace immediately
Melted electrodes: Severe overheating, check cooling system
Glazed deposits: High-speed operation, may cause misfiring

Section 6: Testing Slide 15/35

Oscilloscope Testing 📊

オシロスコープテスト

Oscilloscope testing provides detailed analysis of ignition system performance:

📈 Primary Pattern Analysis

Dwell section: Shows coil charging time and current
Points opening: Sharp voltage spike when current stops
Oscillations: Dampened oscillations after points open
Dwell variation: Should be consistent across cylinders

⚡ Secondary Pattern Analysis

Firing line: Voltage required to jump spark plug gap
Spark line: Voltage during combustion (burn time)
Coil oscillations: Remaining energy after spark
Pattern comparison: All cylinders should be similar

🔍 What to Look For

• Firing line height (normal: 8-15 kV)
• Spark line length (burn time: 1-2ms)
• Pattern consistency between cylinders
• Abnormal spikes or missing patterns

Section 7: Problems Slide 16/35

Common Ignition Problems 🔧

一般的な点火系統の問題

No Spark
スパークなし
Complete ignition failure – check coil, power supply, and trigger signal
Weak Spark
弱いスパーク
Insufficient voltage – worn coil, poor connections, or low battery
Intermittent Misfire
間欠的失火
Occasional spark failure – loose connections, cracked wires, or failing components
Wrong Timing
点火時期不良
Spark occurs at wrong time – sensor problems, timing chain issues, or ECM faults
🚨 Symptoms to Watch For

Hard starting: Weak or no spark
Rough idle: Intermittent misfiring
Poor acceleration: Wrong timing or weak spark
Engine knock: Timing too advanced
High emissions: Incomplete combustion

Section 7: Troubleshooting Slide 17/35

Diagnostic Flowchart 📋

診断フローチャート

Use this systematic approach to diagnose ignition problems:

Ignition System Diagnosis | 点火システム診断
🔑 Engine cranks but won’t start

❓ Is there spark at plugs?
↙️ NO ──────── YES ↘️
🔌 Check coil power ──── 🔥 Check fuel system
⚡ Test coil output ──── 🕰️ Check timing
📡 Check sensors ──── 🔧 Check compression
Follow logical sequence for efficient diagnosis
効率的な診断のための論理的順序
✓ Pro Tips

• Always check basics first (power, ground, connections)
• Use scan tool to check for DTCs before testing
• Compare readings between cylinders
• Don’t overlook simple problems like fouled plugs

Section 8: Maintenance Slide 18/35

Ignition System Maintenance 🔧

点火システムのメンテナンス

🔥 Spark Plug Service

Inspection interval: Every 30,000 km
Replacement interval: 50,000-160,000 km (depends on type)
Gap checking: Use feeler gauge, don’t assume correct
Torque specification: Follow manufacturer specs (usually 25-30 Nm)

🔌 Ignition Coil Care

Visual inspection: Check for cracks, corrosion, oil contamination
Connection cleaning: Keep terminals clean and tight
Heat protection: Ensure proper heat shields are in place
Replacement: Usually 100,000+ km, test when problems occur

🔧 Wire and Connection Maintenance

Wire inspection: Check for cracks, burns, or damage
Boot condition: Replace cracked or hardened boots
Resistance testing: Wires should have 5,000-10,000 ohms per foot
Routing: Keep wires away from heat sources

📅 Service Intervals

Standard plugs: 30,000-50,000 km
Platinum plugs: 100,000 km
Iridium plugs: 160,000 km
Severe conditions: Reduce intervals by 25-50%

Section 8: Safety Slide 19/35

Safety Procedures ⚠️

安全手順

🚨 High Voltage Safety

Never touch: Spark plug wires or coils while engine running
40,000+ volts: Can cause serious injury or death
Use insulated tools: Spark plug pliers, insulated screwdrivers
Disconnect battery: Before working on ignition components

⚠️ Fire Prevention

No smoking: Around fuel vapors or electrical work
Spark containment: Be careful when testing for spark
Fuel system safety: Relieve fuel pressure before work
Fire extinguisher: Keep Class C extinguisher nearby

💡 Best Practices

Engine cool: Allow engine to cool before service
Clean workspace: Remove dirt before removing plugs
Anti-seize compound: Use on spark plug threads
Proper torque: Don’t over-tighten spark plugs

Section 9: Modern Systems Slide 20/35

Advanced Ignition Technologies 🚗

先進点火技術

🔥 Multiple Spark Ignition

Multi-spark: Several sparks during combustion event
Improved combustion: Better flame propagation
Lean burn capability: Ignites lean mixtures more reliably
Reduced emissions: More complete combustion

⚡ Ion Sensing Technology

Combustion monitoring: Spark plug acts as sensor
Knock detection: Real-time combustion analysis
Misfire detection: Identifies incomplete combustion
Adaptive timing: Optimizes timing for each cylinder

🎯 Variable Timing Systems

Continuous adjustment: Timing changes with conditions
Individual cylinder control: Each cylinder optimized separately
Knock prevention: Instant timing retard capability
Performance optimization: Maximum power and efficiency

Section 9: Future Technology Slide 21/35

Future Ignition Innovations 🔮

未来の点火技術革新

Laser Ignition
レーザー点火
Focused laser beam ignites mixture – no electrodes to wear out
Plasma Ignition
プラズマ点火
High-energy plasma creates more reliable ignition of lean mixtures
Corona Ignition
コロナ点火
Radio frequency energy creates combustion without traditional spark
AI-Controlled Timing
AI制御タイミング
Machine learning optimizes ignition timing based on driving patterns
🔬 Research Benefits

Improved efficiency: Better combustion control
Reduced emissions: Cleaner burning engines
Extended life: No wearing electrodes
Extreme conditions: Works in high pressure/temperature

Section 10: Summary Slide 22/35

Lesson Summary 📋

レッスンのまとめ

Congratulations! You’ve learned the essential concepts of automotive ignition systems. Let’s review the key points:

✓ Key Takeaways

• Ignition coils use electromagnetic induction to create high voltage
• Spark plugs must have correct gap and heat range
• Timing control is critical for performance and emissions
• Electronic systems provide better precision than mechanical
• Proper maintenance prevents most ignition problems
• Modern systems use individual coils and computer control

📊 Important Values to Remember

Coil output voltage: 15,000-40,000V
Spark plug gap: 0.6-1.6mm typically
Primary resistance: 0.5-2.0 ohms
Secondary resistance: 6,000-30,000 ohms
Firing voltage: 8-15 kV normal range

📝 Quiz Time!

Now it’s time to test your knowledge with a 10-question quiz. You need 70% (7/10) to pass. Good luck!

10問のクイズで知識をテストしましょう。合格には70%(10問中7問正解)が必要です。頑張ってください!

Quiz Question 1/10
Question 1: What is the typical voltage output range of an automotive ignition coil?

問題1: 自動車用点火コイルの典型的な出力電圧範囲は?
A) 1,000-5,000V
B) 15,000-40,000V
C) 50,000-100,000V
D) 100-500V
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is B) 15,000-40,000V. Ignition coils must generate sufficient voltage to jump the spark plug gap and ignite the compressed air-fuel mixture under all operating conditions.

正解はB) 15,000-40,000Vです。点火コイルはスパークプラグギャップを飛び越え、あらゆる運転条件下で圧縮混合気を点火するのに十分な電圧を生成する必要があります。
Quiz Question 2/10
Question 2: What principle do ignition coils use to generate high voltage?

問題2: 点火コイルが高電圧を生成するのに使用する原理は?
A) Electromagnetic induction | 電磁誘導
B) Static electricity | 静電気
C) Piezoelectric effect | 圧電効果
D) Thermoelectric effect | 熱電効果
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) Electromagnetic induction. When the primary current is interrupted, the collapsing magnetic field induces high voltage in the secondary winding according to Faraday’s Law.

正解はA) 電磁誘導です。一次電流が遮断されると、崩壊する磁界がファラデーの法則により二次巻線に高電圧を誘導します。
Quiz Question 3/10
Question 3: What is the typical spark plug gap range for most automotive engines?

問題3: ほとんどの自動車エンジンの典型的なスパークプラグギャップ範囲は?
A) 0.2-0.4mm
B) 0.6-1.6mm
C) 2.0-3.0mm
D) 4.0-5.0mm
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is B) 0.6-1.6mm. This range provides the optimal balance between spark energy and reliability. Gaps that are too wide require more voltage, while gaps that are too narrow produce weaker sparks.

正解はB) 0.6-1.6mmです。この範囲はスパーク エネルギーと信頼性の最適なバランスを提供します。
Quiz Question 4/10
Question 4: What does “COP” stand for in modern ignition systems?

問題4: 現代の点火システムで「COP」は何の略ですか?
A) Coil-on-Plug | コイルオンプラグ
B) Central Operating Point | 中央動作点
C) Computer Output Port | コンピューター出力ポート
D) Cylinder Operation Protocol | シリンダー動作プロトコル
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) Coil-on-Plug. COP systems place an individual ignition coil directly on each spark plug, eliminating spark plug wires and providing maximum energy transfer and precise timing control.

正解はA) コイルオンプラグです。COPシステムは各スパークプラグに個別の点火コイルを直接配置し、最大のエネルギー伝達と精密なタイミング制御を提供します。
Quiz Question 5/10
Question 5: Which sensor is most critical for determining ignition timing in modern engines?

問題5: 現代のエンジンで点火時期を決定するのに最も重要なセンサーは?
A) Crankshaft Position Sensor | クランクシャフト位置センサー
B) Oxygen Sensor | 酸素センサー
C) Coolant Temperature Sensor | 冷却水温センサー
D) Throttle Position Sensor | スロットル位置センサー
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) Crankshaft Position Sensor. This sensor provides the ECM with precise crankshaft position and RPM information, which is essential for calculating the exact timing for ignition firing.

正解はA) クランクシャフト位置センサーです。このセンサーはECMに正確なクランクシャフト位置とRPM情報を提供し、点火タイミングの正確な計算に不可欠です。
Quiz Question 6/10
Question 6: What is the typical primary winding resistance of an ignition coil?

問題6: 点火コイルの一次巻線の典型的な抵抗値は?
A) 0.5-2.0 ohms
B) 10-20 ohms
C) 100-500 ohms
D) 1000-5000 ohms
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) 0.5-2.0 ohms. The primary winding has relatively few turns of thick wire, resulting in low resistance to allow sufficient current flow for magnetic field buildup.

正解はA) 0.5-2.0 ohmsです。一次巻線は太い線の巻数が比較的少なく、磁界構築に十分な電流を流すため低抵抗になっています。
Quiz Question 7/10
Question 7: What causes the white, blistered appearance on an overheated spark plug?

問題7: 過熱したスパークプラグに白くて水ぶくれ状の外観を引き起こすものは?
A) Lean air-fuel mixture | 希薄混合気
B) Rich air-fuel mixture | 濃厚混合気
C) Oil contamination | オイル汚染
D) Carbon buildup | カーボン蓄積
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) Lean air-fuel mixture. Lean mixtures burn hotter and can cause spark plug overheating, resulting in white, blistered insulators. This can also be caused by wrong heat range plugs or advanced timing.

正解はA) 希薄混合気です。希薄混合気は高温で燃焼し、スパークプラグの過熱を引き起こし、白く水ぶくれ状の絶縁体になります。
Quiz Question 8/10
Question 8: In a distributorless ignition system (DIS), how many cylinders does each coil typically serve?

問題8: ディストリビューターレス点火システム(DIS)では、各コイルは通常何気筒にサービスしますか?
A) 1 cylinder | 1気筒
B) 2 cylinders | 2気筒
C) 4 cylinders | 4気筒
D) All cylinders | 全気筒
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is B) 2 cylinders. DIS uses a “waste spark” system where each coil fires two spark plugs simultaneously – one on compression stroke and one on exhaust stroke (companion cylinders).

正解はB) 2気筒です。DISは「ウェイストスパーク」システムを使用し、各コイルが同時に2つのスパークプラグを点火します。
Quiz Question 9/10
Question 9: What is the typical replacement interval for iridium spark plugs?

問題9: イリジウムスパークプラグの典型的な交換間隔は?
A) 30,000 km
B) 50,000 km
C) 100,000 km
D) 160,000 km
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is D) 160,000 km. Iridium is the hardest metal used in spark plugs and provides the longest service life, typically lasting 160,000 km or more under normal conditions.

正解はD) 160,000 kmです。イリジウムはスパークプラグに使用される最も硬い金属で、通常の条件下で160,000 km以上の最長のサービス寿命を提供します。
Quiz Question 10/10
Question 10: What does a knock sensor detect, and how does the ECM respond?

問題10: ノックセンサーは何を検出し、ECMはどのように応答しますか?
A) Detects engine vibrations from detonation, ECM retards timing | デトネーションによるエンジン振動を検出、ECMがタイミングを遅角
B) Detects low oil pressure, ECM advances timing | 低オイル圧を検出、ECMがタイミングを進角
C) Detects high temperature, ECM increases fuel | 高温を検出、ECMが燃料を増量
D) Detects misfires, ECM shuts off cylinder | 失火を検出、ECMがシリンダーを停止
💡 Explanation | 解説
The correct answer is A) Detects engine vibrations from detonation, ECM retards timing. The knock sensor is a piezoelectric device that detects the characteristic vibrations of engine knock/detonation, and the ECM responds by retarding ignition timing to prevent engine damage.

正解はA) デトネーションによるエンジン振動を検出、ECMがタイミングを遅角です。ノックセンサーはエンジンノック特有の振動を検出し、ECMがエンジン損傷を防ぐためタイミングを遅角させます。
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Quiz Completed! 🎉

クイズ完了!

You have answered all 10 questions. Click “Next” to see your results!

10問すべてに回答しました。「次へ」をクリックして結果を確認してください!

📊 Scoring

70% or higher (7+/10): PASS – You’ve mastered Lesson 4!
Below 70%: Review the material and try again

70%以上(7問以上正解): 合格 – レッスン4をマスターしました!
70%未満: 教材を復習して再挑戦してください

Ready for Results? | 結果を見る準備はできましたか?
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Click Next to see your score!
「次へ」をクリックしてスコアを確認!
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🎉 PASSED!
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結果を計算中…
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Lesson 4 Complete! 🏆

レッスン4完了!

✓ What You’ve Learned

✓ Ignition coil construction and electromagnetic induction principles
✓ Spark plug types, specifications, and analysis techniques
✓ Distributor operation and electronic ignition systems
✓ Modern COP and DIS system technologies
✓ Ignition timing control and sensor functions
✓ Testing procedures and troubleshooting methods
✓ Maintenance intervals and safety procedures

📚 What’s Next?

Continue your learning with Lesson 5: Lighting Systems where you’ll learn about:

• Headlight systems (HID, LED, Halogen)
• Turn signals and brake lights
• Lighting control circuits
• Lighting regulations and standards

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