Comparison between battery ignition system and magneto ignition system can be made in aspects like an engine starting when the battery is discharged, efficiency, battery maintenance, space requirement, recharging, etc.
| S.no | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | In a battery ignition system, a battery is necessary for the engine to start. | The magneto ignition system requires no battery for the engine to start. |
| 2 | Difficulty starting the engine when a battery is discharged. | There is no problem with battery discharge. |
| 3 | Battery Maintenance is required. | No battery maintenance problems. |
| 4 | The current for a primary circuit is obtained from the battery. | The required electric current is produced from the magneto. |
| 5 | A good spark is available at the spark plug, even at low speed. | During the starting of the engine, the quality of the spark is poor due to low speed. |
| 6 | The efficiency of the battery ignition system decreases with the reduction in spark intensity as engine speed rises. | The system's efficiency improves as the engine speed rises due to high-intensity sparks. |
| 7 | Occupies more space. | Very much compact. |
| 8 | The battery must be recharged when it is discharged. | No such arrangement is required. |
| 9 | Commonly employed in cars and light commercial vehicles. | Mainly used in racing cars and two-wheelers. |
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