Control circuit for electrical generator

Electricity: single generator systems – Generator control – With excitation winding and/or circuit control

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322 69, H02P 914

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058501380

ABSTRACT:
An electrical generator provides an output at a main stator winding which is excited by a main rotor winding. The main rotor winding is connected via a rectifier to a main exciter rotor winding which is excited by a main exciter field winding. A control circuit controls excitation of the main exciter field winding so as to stabilise the generator output voltage. The control circuit includes a detector for detecting excessive generator output voltage and a transistor switch for connecting a resistor in the current recirculation path of the main exciter field winding so as to prevent transient over-voltages caused by sudden load reductions.

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