Low resistance current transfer device for a circuit of a brushl

Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary

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310 72, 361 20, 361 23, H02K 1100

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057316538

ABSTRACT:
A brushless exciter diode wheel system includes a diode wheel and an electrical connection apparatus that is coupled to the diode wheel. The electrical connection apparatus includes a fuse support block, a diode support block, and a connector for electrically connecting the fuse support block to the diode support block. This connector permits the system to carry at least about 2000 amps of current, which is far in excess of the current capacity of conventional systems of this configuration.

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