Abstract: An ignition timing controller for a breakerless ignition system in use for an internal combustion engine, comprising a semiconductor switching means to control a primary current of an ignition coil and a signal source to supply a control signal to said semiconductor switching means, said signal source including a plurality of signal generators to generate signal voltages having phase difference between one and another in timing with rotation of said engine. Voltage composing means is provided which selectively composes the signal voltages from said respective signal generators at a selected ratio of one to another and which supplies said control signal to said semiconductor switching means.

Abstract: A voltage regulator for a separately excited generator including a main generator unit having generating winding means and exciting winding means and an exciter comprising a magnet field type generator with the output connected through a rectifier to said exciting winding means, said voltage regulator comprising thyristor means connected to said output of said exciter to short the AC output from said exciter from being supplied to said exciting winding means of said main generator unit characterized by further comprising a voltage divider including first electric resistance means non-linear in voltage to current characteristic, and second electric resistance means said voltage divider connected to the output of said generating winding means of said main generator, with the output voltage across said first electric resistance means of said voltage divider connected through a Zener diode to the gate of said thyristor means.

Abstract: This invention is directed to an automatic voltage regulator for a seperately excited generator comprising a main AC generator including an armature winding and an exciting winding and an exciter of an AC magneto generator associated with the exciting winding of the main AC generator. The regulator comprises a single controlled semiconductor switching device disposed in parallel to the exciting winding of the main AC generator and an output voltage detecting and control signal generating circuit which is adapted to detect the output voltage of the main AC generator and to apply a control signal to the controlled electrode of the controlled semiconductor switching device when the output voltage of the main AC generator reaches more than a predetermined value. The exciter of the AC magneto generator has an operating frequency higher than that of the main AC generator whereby the output voltage of the main generator can be regulated in a minute manner.