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Electrical Engineering - what is Revolving Armature Type Alternator
Electrical Engineering
⇒ Topic : Revolving Armature Type Alternator
what is Revolving Armature Type Alternator
William
said on : 2018-08-04 03:22:11
Revolving Armature Type Alternator:-
It has stationary field poles and revolving armature.
It is usually of relatively small kVA capacity and low voltage rating.
It resembles a D.C. generator in general appearance except that it has slip-rings instead of a commutator.
The field excitation must be direct current and, therefore, must be supplied from an external direct current source
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