What is the Difference Between Pulse Ignition and Electronic Ignition in Motorcycles?

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Pulse igniters also fall under the category of electronic ignition. The so-called pulse igniter, abbreviated as pulse device, is an electronic product that utilizes the pulse principle to generate continuous instantaneous sparks, thereby igniting the flame of gas appliances. Early pulse devices mostly used dry batteries as the power source, but in recent years, most products have switched to alternating current (AC) as the power source. Expansion: With advancements in industrial technology, the production cost of pulse devices has significantly decreased, and they are now widely applied in mid-to-high-end gas appliances, greatly enhancing customer convenience and improving product automation levels. Compared to early piezoelectric ignition devices, pulse ignition offers higher stability and simpler operation.