With the development of ignition technology, the distributorless ignition system is becoming more and more common. DIS coils are usually mounted directly on or near the spark plug without the need for a distributor. Each coil is responsible for providing a high voltage to a particular spark plug. The DIS system uses sensors to determine the precise time each cylinder generates a spark.

A distributor is an electrical and mechanical device used in the older spark ignition engine ignition systems. The primary function of the distributor is to deliver electricity from the ignition coil to each spark plug at the right time.

The pencil coil gets its name from its slender, cylindrical shape, resembling a pencil. These coils are typically smaller and more compact than traditional ignition coils, making them easier to install in modern engine designs where space is limited. Pencil coils are often mounted directly on top of the spark plugs, eliminating the need for spark plug wires.

A coil on plug (COP) ignition is a system where an individual ignition coil is placed atop a spark plug, found on the head of the cylinder and separating coils from exhaust heat. This makes it easier for spark plugs to receive voltage.

With the development of ignition technology, the distributorless ignition system is becoming more and more common. DIS coils are usually mounted directly on or near the spark plug without the need for a distributor. Each coil is responsible for providing a high voltage to a particular spark plug. The DIS system uses sensors to determine the precise time each cylinder generates a spark.

A distributor is an electrical and mechanical device used in the older spark ignition engine ignition systems. The primary function of the distributor is to deliver electricity from the ignition coil to each spark plug at the right time.

The pencil coil gets its name from its slender, cylindrical shape, resembling a pencil. These coils are typically smaller and more compact than traditional ignition coils, making them easier to install in modern engine designs where space is limited. Pencil coils are often mounted directly on top of the spark plugs, eliminating the need for spark plug wires.