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03-16-2013, 08:32 AM
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and don't linger too long on making VOLTAGE measurements on the field terminal - try to limit your thinking about fields to grounded = generator on, not grounded = generator off. If you could vary the VOLTAGE on the field coils you could vary the power produced at the output of the SG and wouldn't need the regulator clattering away with relays to do it. I do believe there are electronic circuits available which you can place into a gutted regulator case and create an electronic voltage regulator.
In regards to some of your earlier posts, the field coils do not generate power, they ENERGIZE the field shoes to become magnets - magnets of a DC motor (the SG). There are no permanent magnets in the SG so the field current needs to be present to create ELECTROMAGNETS out of the field shoes. When field current flows and the field shoes become magnets, the windings in the rotating armature are swept thru the magnetic fields and current is induced in the armature windings - which then heads out the "A" terminal to charge the battery. I smell pancakes on the griddle - I'm outta here ............
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