AC Generator Motor
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Components Required:
- Transformer (Step-up or Step-down transformer)
- Permanent Magnet or Electromagnet
- Coil of Wire (to create a rotating magnetic field)
- Rotating Shaft (connected to a manual crank or motor)
- AC Voltmeter (for measuring the output voltage)
- Diodes (Optional, for converting AC to DC)
- Load (e.g., small bulb or LED)
- Switch (for circuit control)
- Connecting Wires
- Baseboard (to mount components)
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Description
The image represents a basic diagram of an AC Generator Motor and highlights the following key components:
- Field Excitation: This is controlled by an exciter field rheostat, which adjusts the magnetic field strength.
- Stator Field (Stationary): The stationary part of the generator where the magnetic field is produced.
- Rotor: A rotating part that interacts with the stator's magnetic field to generate AC power.
- Slip Rings: These allow the rotor to maintain an electrical connection with external circuits while it rotates.
- Brushes: They are in contact with the slip rings to conduct current between the rotor and the external circuit.
- AC Output: The generated alternating current is produced as the rotor moves through the magnetic field.
This setup converts mechanical energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction.
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