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Electronic Ignition Module
Control Unit — Nuova Elettronica, 1987
An electronic ignition module used to convert or improve the platinum points ignition systems of gasoline engines, typical of vintage cars with distributors and carburetors. Designed by Nuova Elettronica engineers in 1987, it was removed from a car (now a vintage car) but was in working order. Nevertheless, a thorough bench overhaul by a reputable electronics technician/engineer is strongly recommended.
Features & Main Function
Purpose
Replaces the capacitor and mechanical points system to provide more reliable and efficient ignition management.
Operation
Uses electronic components such as transistors and MOSFETs to interrupt the coil current, generating a stronger and more consistent spark at the spark plugs at various engine speeds — improving performance and reducing wear on the original mechanical components.
Visible components
The circuit board shows a large capacitor, several blue capacitors, a black transformer, integrated circuits, MOSFET transistors, and resistors — all housed in an aluminum case with cooling fins.
Connections
Includes screw terminals for connection to power (positive/ground), coil, and points/sensor signal with engine block.
A thorough bench overhaul by a reputable electronics technician/engineer is strongly recommended before use.
Orders processed around 24hs from payment, including holidays