This invention relates to the field of
power electronics technology, specifically to a brushless excitation synchronous generator, comprising a housing, a rotor
assembly installed through the housing, a
front cover and a rear cover connected to both ends of the housing, a main PMG disposed inside the
front cover, a
stator assembly coaxially arranged with the rotor
assembly fixed to the inner wall of the housing, a
rectifier module disposed outside the housing, and a starting PMG. The main PMG and the starting PMG are respectively connected to two independent three-phase full-wave
rectifier bridges, both of which are fixed on the rotor assembly. The starting PMG has a greater number of pole pairs than the main PMG. The beneficial effect of this invention is that the main PMG and the starting PMG constitute a dual excitation
source system, serving as backups for each other. An intelligent switching unit automatically cuts off the starting PMG circuit, ensuring it only operates when necessary, avoiding no-load losses and
copper losses caused by long-term auxiliary power supply operation. This on-demand power supply mechanism improves the
overall efficiency, truly achieving the goal of high-efficiency operation of energy-saving generator sets, and meeting the requirements of green and low-carbon development.