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AC GeneratorsAC GENERATOR OPERATIONIf DC field excitation is connectedFigure 6    Simple AC Generator - Rotating Field, StationaryArmatureto  the  rotor,  the  stationary  coilswill  have  AC  induced  into  them   This  arrangement  iscalled  a  rotating  field,  stationaryarmature AC generator.The     rotating     field,     stationaryarmature   type   AC   generator   isused when large power generationis   involved.In   this   type   ofgenerator, a DC source is suppliedto  the  rotating  field  coils,  whichproduces  a  magnetic  field  aroundthe rotating element.   As the rotoris turned by the prime mover, thefield will cut the conductors of thestationary  armature,  and  an  EMFwill be induced into the armature windings.This type of AC generator has several advantages over the stationary field, rotating armature ACgenerator:   (1) a load can be connected to the armature without moving contacts in the circuit;(2) it is much easier to insulate stator fields than rotating fields; and (3) much higher voltagesand currents can be generated.Three-Phase AC Generators   Stationary Armature 3f GeneratorThe principles of a three-phase generator are basicallythe  same as  that of  a single-phase  generator, exceptthat there are three equally-spaced windings and threeoutput  voltages  that  are  all  120°  out  of  phase  withone another.  Physically adjacent loops areseparated by 60° of rotation; however, the loops areconnected  to  the  slip  rings  in  such  a  manner  thatthere are 120 electrical degrees between phases.The  individual  coils  of  each  winding  are  combinedand represented as a single coil.   The significance of is   that   it   shows   that   the   three-phasegenerator  has  three  separate  armature  windings  thatare 120 electrical degrees out of phare

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