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Vehicular spark ignition systems radiated emissions and reception performance
Since the advent of motor vehicles, spark ignited internal combustion engines have been used. While the technology involved has changed significantly since the advent, the end goal is to ignite the fuel in the combustion chamber to produce power. This paper examines various ignition systems, their electromagnetic noise characteristic and reception performance as it pertains to these ignition systems