What is a digital twin spark ignition system?

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A digital twin spark ignition system features two spark plugs per cylinder, enhancing combustion efficiency. It utilizes a microprocessor to manage spark timing and other parameters like dwell and energy levels. The discussion references a specific application in a Bajaj Pulsar bike, highlighting the practical implementation of this technology. The digital ignition system improves performance by optimizing the ignition process. Understanding this system can provide insights into modern engine management techniques.
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what exactly is this digital twin spark ignition system?
 
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Which digital twin spark ignition system?

A twin spark system has two spark plugs per cylinder (like on my Alfa Romeo engine for instance).

A digital ignition system uses a microprocessor to control spark timing, and sometimes dwell, energy level etc.
 
well i was referring to a bajaj pulsar bike that uses this system,how does it work ?
 
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