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Turbine Engine Ignition Exciter – P/N CH92106-4

Turbine Engine Ignition Exciter – P/N CH92106-4

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The CH92106-4 Turbine Engine Ignition Exciter is an OEM solid-state ignition exciter manufactured by Champion Aerospace. It provides dual redundant high-voltage output to turbine engine igniter plugs, ensuring reliable engine starting and ignition performance. The unit incorporates Champion's Spider Switch technology, offers a constant spark rate, and is designed to meet demanding aerospace environmental and EMI requirements.

Technical Specifications

Part Number: CH92106-4
Component Type: Turbine Engine Ignition Exciter
Category: Engine Ignition System
Technology: Solid-State Ignition Exciter
Input Voltage: 24–30 VDC
Output: Dual Redundant
Output Type: ARP670 Type 3F
Spark Rate: Constant
Discharge Duration: Minimum 70 μs
Operating Temperature: -55°C to +121°C
Maximum Weight: 2.1 lb (0.95 kg)
Manufacturer: Champion Aerospace                                                                 TRACEABILITY: COFC

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