Ignition Stator Assembly

The Ignition Stator Assembly is a component of the Engine Electrical System in non-aircraft engines. It is classified under the supply class "Engine Electrical System Components" and belongs to the supply group "Engine Accessories".

The Ignition Stator Assembly is responsible for generating electrical power for the ignition system of the engine. It consists of a stator, which is a stationary part of the engine's electrical system, and is typically located near the flywheel. The stator contains coils of wire that produce an alternating current (AC) when the engine is running. This AC current is then converted into a high voltage by the ignition system, which is used to create a spark in the engine's spark plugs, igniting the fuel-air mixture and starting the combustion process.

The Ignition Stator Assembly is an essential component for the proper functioning of the engine's ignition system, ensuring reliable starting and smooth operation. It is commonly found in various types of non-aircraft engines, such as those used in automobiles, motorcycles, boats, and small industrial equipment.