What is the ignition current of a car?
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During the one or two seconds of car starting, the current is approximately 100-300A. Here is more information about the ignition current: 1. Principle: The maximum current at the moment of ignition is generally 500-600A, which quickly drops to around 100-200A. 2. Current loss direction: Over 90% of the starting current is supplied to the starter motor. After the car starts, the generator begins to work, and the generated current is mainly provided to the vehicle's electrical components. If the current generated by the generator exceeds the current consumption of the vehicle's electrical components, the remaining current will be used to charge the battery.