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Mind Map by Andrea Moreno, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Andrea Moreno
over 7 years ago
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starter motor
- definition
- The starting system consists of the ignition engine, the switch, the accumulator,
and the wiring. The ignition of the engine is a system of production and
distribution, in the case of more than one cylinder.
- The starting system consists of the ignition engine, the switch, the accumulator,
and the wiring. The ignition of the engine is a system of production and
distribution, in the case of more than one cylinder.
- The starter motor is activated with
the battery power when the
ignition key is turned on, closing
the circuit and causing the engine
to rotate.
- Starter motor connects to the
combustion engine crankshaft by a
pinion called a few teeth bendix with a
reducing gear that incorporates the
flywheel of the thermal engine.
- When the flywheel rotates faster than
the pinion, the bendix is disengaged
from the starter motor by a free wheel
that disengages it, avoiding damage
due to excess speed.
- When the flywheel rotates faster than
the pinion, the bendix is disengaged
from the starter motor by a free wheel
that disengages it, avoiding damage
due to excess speed.
- A starter motor or starter motor is a direct
current electric motor with small magnets
and is used to facilitate the ignition of the
internal combustion
- The starting system consists of
the ignition engine, the switch,
the accumulator, and the
wiring.
- of the spark of high voltage necessary in
the spark plug to produce the ignition
provoked in the gasoline engines (cycle
Otto) already of 2 or Of 4 times (2T and
4T).
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