What is the difference between an independent ignition system and other ignition systems?

[Ricardo]

The differences between an independent ignition system and other ignition systems: 1. Different installation methods: The coil of an independent ignition system can be directly installed on the spark plug; other ignition systems cannot be directly installed on the spark plug. 2. Different ways to reach the spark plug electrodes: The voltage of an independent ignition system can directly reach the spark plug electrodes without going through a distributor or high-voltage ignition wires; other ignition systems need to pass through a distributor or high-voltage ignition wires to reach the spark plug electrodes. The ignition system is an important component of a gasoline engine, and the performance of the ignition system greatly affects the engine's power, fuel consumption, and exhaust emissions. All equipment that can generate an electric spark between the two electrodes of a spark plug is called the engine ignition system, which consists of a battery, generator, distributor, ignition coil, and spark plug.