I am using an automotive ignition coil to generate a spark to ignite a pilot for gas combustion. In certain combustors we are using a split grid for two different gas sources and were wanting to supply this split grid with separate pilots and were hoping to be able to power the igniter rods from one coil. Obviously just splitting the coil output line to two igniters will not work as only the one with the least resistive path to ground will spark.
Can anyone think of any possible solutions other that a manual switch to physically connect/disconnect the ignition line to each pilot and light them separately?
Can anyone think of any possible solutions other that a manual switch to physically connect/disconnect the ignition line to each pilot and light them separately?