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electric ignition

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electric ignition [i¦lek·trik ig′nish·ən]
(mechanical engineering)
Ignition of a charge of fuel vapor and air in an internal combustion engine by passing a high-voltage electric current between two electrodes in the combustion chamber.


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Modern cookers have cooking zones with separate electric ignition features.
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