Voltage Control Principle Analysis of Permanent Magnet Generator
Lian Liang Ba, Hui Chen, Chao Sun
Abstract
Lian Liang Ba, Hui Chen, Chao Sun
Abstract
The permanent magnet generator has small size, simple structure, light weight, low cost, simple process, and eliminates the need for rectifier generator excitation windings and easy problems of the collector ring and brush devices, etc, are widely application. In recent years, a variety of good performance permanent magnet generators have been developed, but these generators are AC power output and generally low, when load changes the output voltage changes greater. Through the magnetism of permanent magnet generator, using good performance electronic components, a new type of intelligent electronic controller is developed; using the electronic regulator and the developed generator, the DC electrical power for vehicles required is solved.
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The permanent magnet generator has small size, simple structure, light weight, low cost, simple process, and eliminates the need for rectifier generator excitation windings and easy problems of the collector ring and brush devices, etc, are widely application. In recent years, a variety of good performance permanent magnet generators have been developed, but these generators are AC power output and generally low, when load changes the output voltage changes greater. Through the magnetism of permanent magnet generator, using good performance electronic components, a new type of intelligent electronic controller is developed; using the electronic regulator and the developed generator, the DC electrical power for vehicles required is solved.
Key concepts: Shunt generator, Permanent magnet synchronous generator, Generator (circuit theory), Magnet, Rectifier (neural networks), Electrical engineering, Electromagnetic coil, Voltage