Generator Excitation Regulation Using Pulse Width Modulation
A technology of pulse width modulation and generator, applied in the direction of controlling the generator, controlling the generator through the change of the magnetic field, controlling the system, etc.
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[0017] Vehicles with internal combustion engines typically use a Lundell machine as the primary power source. Rendell machines provide a robust and economical solution for the power supply in vehicles.
[0018] figure 1 A vehicle generator 100 with a field regulator 101 is shown in . The generator 100 also includes a Rendell alternator 102 (also known as a claw pole alternator), which is a wound-field 3-phase synchronous machine. The output of the Rendell alternator 102 communicates with a 3-phase bridge rectifier 103 to generate direct current (DC) power.
[0019] The field regulator 101 internally generates an error signal based at least on the difference between the terminal voltage (across the battery terminals B+ and B- at the output of the 3-phase bridge rectifier 103) and the voltage set point (value) 104 . The field regulator 101 includes a pulse width modulation (PWM) controller 105 controlling a power transistor 106 , the controlled path of which is in series wit...
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