Re: How do Atom Computer Ignition modules work?

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May 24, 2015 at 6:11 pm #16792
legendre
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    quote WeedlessDrive:

    Garry this is Ken W’s module. I would like to see how it’s done though. He obviously has some great skills.

    It looks to be built on a piece of generic proto board with plated-through holes. The letters along the edge are probably part of a longer alphabetic sequence, used to aid the builder in laying out and documenting the circuit. It may also have had a sequence of numbers printed along the other edge of the complete board.

    Incidentally, the high-voltage Darlington transistors have arrived, ten pieces total. If anyone is interested in building a module, go ahead and PM me, and I’ll ship you a couple for my cost.

    ETA: I have the 1N6303A / 15KE200A diodes on order, and would be happy to include them in a packet, for anyone interested in building up one or more of these modules.