Variable speed/variable voltage generator set

Electricity: single generator systems – Combined control of generator and driving means – Simultaneous control

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322 32, 290 40C, H02P 904

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049261088

ABSTRACT:
A motor-generator set for producing, within a predetermined range, a constant volts/hertz output from the generator. An engine drives an AC generator, the engine having an electronic speed regulator including a first potentiometer for adjusting a speed setting for the engine. The generator has a voltage regulator including a second potentiometer for setting the output voltage of the generator. The first and second potentiometers are ganged for simultaneous adjustment whereby adjusting the potentiometers in one direction increases the speed of the engine and the output frequency and voltage of the generator while adjusting the potentiometers in the other direction decreases the speed of the engine and the output frequency and voltage of the generator.

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patent: 3751192 (1973-08-01), Boyd
patent: 4015187 (1977-03-01), Sasaki et al.
patent: 4322630 (1982-03-01), Mezera et al.

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