An
electromagnetic induction based igniter detection circuit includes an
induction coil, a bidirectional clamping circuit, an amplification unit and an indication unit. One end of the
induction coil is grounded, and the other end serves as a
signal output end; the bidirectional clamping circuit is composed of two diodes connected in parallel in opposite directions and is connected between the
signal output end and the ground, for limiting and protecting the induction
signal; the amplification unit is composed of two-stage triodes connected in series, the base of
triode Q1 receives the induction signal, the emitter of
triode Q1 is connected to the base of
triode Q2, the emitter of triode Q2 is grounded, and the collectors of the two triodes are commonly connected to the
cathode of a light-emitting
diode; the
anode of the light-emitting
diode is connected to the positive pole of a power supply through a current-limiting
resistor, constituting the indication unit. The
induction coil induces the change of the external
magnetic field to generate an induction
voltage, which drives the light-emitting
diode to light up after clamping protection and amplification
processing, realizing visual indication of the electromagnetic energy state of the
ignition system, and having the characteristics of simple structure, sensitive response and strong stability.