Electricity: single generator systems – Generator control – With excitation winding and/or circuit control
Patent
1976-08-23
1979-05-22
Hickey, Robert J.
Electricity: single generator systems
Generator control
With excitation winding and/or circuit control
318716, 322 69, 361 21, H02K 1900, H02P 150
Patent
active
041561724
ABSTRACT:
In a synchronous generator-motor, having both its main armature windings and exciter winding located on the stator and both the main field winding and the exciter armature windings including a rectifier for providing DC current to the main field located on the rotor and also including a voltage regulator responsive to the main armature voltage for regulating the current applied to the exciter field; the effects of transient currents in the main field windings resulting from load removal during the generator mode of operation and the voltages induced during motor start-up are substantially reduced by utilizing a resistive circuit operatively controlled by a transistor switching network that is in turn responsive to the exciter voltage and the induced voltage in the main field windings.
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Glennon Timothy F.
Hucker David J.
Schmitz Norbert L.
Hickey Robert J.
Killingsworth Ted E.
McMurry Michael B.
Peoples William R.
Sundstrand Corporation
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